This publication presents findings from the GRRIPP study on resilience in Kampala, examining how women navigate legal, economic, and environmental pressures in urban communities.
The study highlights the role of community legal volunteers, women's groups, and local institutions in building resilience against rights violations and service gaps.
FIDA Uganda contributed legal analysis and field insights drawn from outreach in Kampala and surrounding districts, connecting grassroots experiences to policy recommendations.
The report is intended for practitioners, researchers, and policymakers working on gender justice, urban governance, and access to legal aid in Uganda.
