global audience, have grown from 50 in the year 2000 to 1,292 (spread out across two lists, the WOUGNET mailing list and the WOUGNET update newsletter) by December 2006. WOUGNET's interventions are: (1) providing information at varying digital platforms that enables productivity, (2) easing access, utilization and application of ICTs, and (3) influencing the formulation and implementation of gender sensitive ICT policies and programs. WOUGNET is guided by four (4) strategic objectives to ensure that; Gender and rights are integrated and enforced in government ICT policy processes and programs. Women and girls have access to relevant information in urban and rural areas through the use of ICTs. Communities are empowered to use ICTs and demand for their digital rights. WOUGNET being a strong, vibrant and sustainable centre of Gender and ICT excellence in Africa. Projects WOUGNET's current, present and past projects include: Civil Society in Uganda Digital Support Programme (CUSDS) supported by the Women Peace and Humanitarian Fund which responded to COVID-19 emergency in Uganda by strengthening the institutional digital capacity of her 23 member organisations in 2020 to remain resilient during a situation where COVID-19 erected roadblocks and restrictions on movement of staff. Women's Rights Online Media Campaigns in Uganda supported by Association for Progressive Communications (APC) in 2020 under All Women Count Project. Enhancing Women's Rights Online through Inclusive and effective response to online gender-based violence in Uganda. supported by Digital Human Rights Lab in 2021. Our Voices, Our Futures (OVOF) funded by Association for Progressive Communications (APC) from 2021 to 2025. Saving Women's Journalists from Online harassment in Uganda by Improving Legislation on Freedom of Expression in the Digital Spaces and Tackling Online harassment (SWIFT) supported by Urgent Action Funds in 2021. Promoting Smart Policy Options in Closing Gender Digital Divide in Uganda, in partnership with CfMA supported by World Wide Web Foundation in 2020–2021. Strengthening Uganda's Rights to Freedom of Expression through Policy Advocacy and Media (SURFACE) supported by International Centre for Not-for-Profit Law (ICNL) in 2021. Marker-Assisted Breeding of selected Native Chickens in Mozambique and Uganda in partnership with Eduardo Mondlane Mozambique, Makerere University, Gulu University and International Rural Poultry Centre- Kyeema Foundation (Mozambique) supported by African Union from 2019 to 2022. Strengthening use of ICTs and social media for Citizen Engagement and improved Service Delivery supported by SIDA in Eastern and Indigo Trust UK in Northern Uganda. Strengthening use of ICTs and Social media