150+
Residents served
Medical and health outreach in Ogidi and Tella, Ibadan, 2022
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Impact & evidence
OVIWCE documents the reach of its programmes, learns from communities and uses evidence to strengthen future action.
Figures below reflect documented OVIWCE activities and reporting.
Reporting period highlighted: 2022–2025
150+
Medical and health outreach in Ogidi and Tella, Ibadan, 2022
110
A Pad A Girl participants aged 9–24
50
Traditional-circumciser protégés trained as END-FGM champions
2
Civil-society participation at CSW68 and CSW69
Selected milestones
This timeline highlights selected activities—not the full history of OVIWCE’s work.
2020
OVIWCE contributed Nigerian stakeholder knowledge to Susan Fox’s Gates-funded four-country case study on advocacy and menstrual-product tax policy.
2022
More than 150 residents received health services and support in Ogidi and Tella, Ibadan.
2022
OVIWCE joined African and global civil-society calls for locally led humanitarian action and equitable access to COVID-19 tests and treatments.
2023
OVIWCE was selected for the African Union and UNICEF grant pathway supporting youth-led action against violence affecting women and girls.
2024
OVIWCE was represented at the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women in New York.
2025
OVIWCE returned to the global forum to contribute to conversations advancing women’s rights.
2025
A public menstrual-health discussion focused on shaping a period-friendly Nigeria.
Accountability
OVIWCE is strengthening how programme outputs, partnerships, learning and financial stewardship are communicated to communities and supporters.
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Documented reach and activities
Learning carried into future work
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