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The Network Girl Tech Initiative
The Network Girl Tech Initiative Uganda is a registered community based women-led and operated organisation that champions the empowerment of girls and women across Uganda. We believe in creating opportunities for girls to thrive by equipping them with technological skills, sexual rights and health rights promotion, climate change adaptation and mitigation training, advocating for their rights, civic engagement and addressing the challenges they face, such as gender-based violence, early marriages, period poverty and lack of access to education
Our Projects
Our core mission is to empower young girls to become instruments of climate action. We are indeed training a new generation of climate soldiers.
Green spaces Uganda
We use and throw away more plastic than our planet can handle hence creating a carbon foot print.
Envairomenti Sauti
We live and breathe within the environmental space every day with this in mind we listen, observe and…
Girl Green Technology
We envision a world of equality where girls in Uganda know they have the possibility and choice to enter…
Pad 4 Climate
A year’s worth of disposable period products leaves a carbon footprint equivalent to 5.3 kilograms…
One Girl One Tree
The Earth is becoming warmer and warmer as a result of the toxic gases generated…
500Girls 500Devices 5000Trees
The project runs across the country in schools aiming at providing girls…
Climate Music
Most communities in Uganda are not aware of climate change and its effects. They continue to…
Plastic Free Uganda
We use and throw away more plastic than our planet can handle hence creating a carbon….
Ug Green schools
In each school various products are used to clean, teach (Chalk) and disinfect the environment……
Pads 4 Climate
A year’s worth of disposable period products leaves a carbon footprint equivalent to 5.3 kilograms (nearly 12 pounds) of CO2.
500Girls 500Devices 5000Trees
The project runs across the country in schools aiming at providing girls with solar powered devices
One Girl One Tree
The Earth is becoming warmer and warmer as a result of the toxic gases generated from the vehicles, forest fires, factories and deforestation.
Join Us in Supporting Girls in Busoga with Reusable Pads!
Did you know that many girls in Busoga region in Uganda face significant challenges due to the lack of access to sanitary products? Every month, they use soil as pads to accommodate their periods, this means, they miss out on education and opportunities simply because they lack the resources to manage their menstrual hygiene.
But together, we can make a difference!
Why Reusable Pads?
Reusable pads offer a sustainable and cost-effective solution. They are eco-friendly, long-lasting, and empower girls to manage their periods with dignity and confidence.
How You Can Help:
We’re calling on compassionate individuals like you to join us in providing reusable pads to girls in Busoga. Your donation, no matter how small, can make a huge impact in their lives.
NB: Please note your donation goes through our parent founder The Network Company to reach us. Thank you so much.
Reusable Pads 4 Climate Fundraiser
Help a girl get a Reusable Pad Kit and get a tree planted
The Network Girl Tech Initiative Uganda is reaching out to poor communities and schools in Uganda to provide girls with reusable pads that are climate friendly, cheap and long lasting. We will teach the girls and their communities about, menstrual health and the taboos attached to it, the dangers of the plastics contained in the conventional pads as well as teaching them about how climate is changing and how they can be positive elements of climate action. We will plant trees in every community we go in. Donate today for a better climate.
“Climate change is a global challenge that does not respect national borders.”
Committed to Transparency
84% of our total operating expenses fund programs for children in the countries we serve. So when you make a monthly gift or donation to our organization, the majority of your dollars go toward exactly what you intended – supporting children in poverty.
