|
Stakeholder |
Expected support and
collaboration |
|
1.Individuals |
·
They are the
agents of change in communities as local activists in preventing domestic
violence within their contexts.
·
They track
incidences and provide appropriate referrals victims of domestic violence.
of |
|
2.Community Volunteers |
·
They enhance
community ownership of programs by raising awareness because they live in
the same communities.
·
They lead in
the community activities on prevention of domestic violence in collaboration
with street leaders.
·
They increase
the number of people reached in the programs.
·
They are the
source of information, intervene and counsel community members when in
domestic violence problems. |
|
3.Street leaders |
·
They are the
first leaders to be contacted by people with problems in the streets
(including domestic violence).
·
One of their
primary roles is to create and maintain peace in their streets one of them
being domestic violence. It is where Kivulini needs to work with them very
closely.
·
They are
selected and trusted by street members. For any program to have good results
must involve street leaders.
·
They are the
key in developing ward by-laws which include issues of domestic violence. |
|
4.Religious leaders |
·
They play a
big role to their followers in different denominations .Quit a big number of
people attend their ceremonies or a prayer. The most emphasis is preaching
love and peace which includes domestic violence prevention.
|
|
5. Ward Executive Officers
and Ward Tribunals |
·
The Ward
Executive Officer office is where cases are referred by street leaders. The
Ward Executive Officer is the secretary of the Ward Tribunal. |
|
6. Local government |
·
The office of
District Director, the district will provide overall support to
implementation of the programs.
·
The district,
ward and villages will establish and support structures necessary for the
co-ordination and sustainability of the programs activities including the
enactment of by-laws on domestic violence.
·
The districts
and regional officials are the decision makers at the local government
influencing policy process. |
|
7. Department of
Information services (Ministry of Information and Sports) |
·
It will
provide media coverage of the activities of programs for publicity and
awareness raising purposes through Radio TV, and Newspapers. |
|
8. -Ministry of Community
Development Women affairs and Children. -Ministry of Health Department of
Social Welfare. – Ministry of Education and Vocational Training.- Ministry
of Public Safety Justice, Home Affairs and Local Government (TAMISEMI) |
·
Considering
that ministries are the key for the policy and guideline provisions, the
listed ministries are very strategic in policy advocacy in preventing
domestic violence.
·
They will
provide favorable policy and guidelines which will enable a positive
environment to prevent domestic violence. |
|
9. Local NGOs/CBOs Networks |
·
Local,
National and Regional networks increase joint efforts in advocating for
better policies for women.
·
They will
mainstream domestic violence in their programs or projects. |
|
10. Development partners
(donors) |
·
They provide
the necessary resources to realize Kivulini mission and vision
·
They give
technical support and capacity building of staff and other stakeholders
involved in the programs. |
