This component ensures that women and girls with disabilities exercise and assert their right to live free from all forms of violence. We promote positive cultural norms, behaviors, practices and attitudes, strengthen mechanisms for prevention, protection, and accountability to End Violence Against Women and Girls with Albinism and access to essential, specialist, safe and adequate multisectoral services offered by government and other development agencies, by empowering them to advocate for their rightful inclusion in government planning and service delivery.

participation in decision making processes. This involves empowering women and girls with disabilities through participation governance processes, advocating for their rightful inclusion in government planning and service delivery. Empowering IDIWA and supporting partners such as Disability People’s Organizations (DPOs) and local Women’s organizations are part of the agenda.