Women, Peace and Security promoting an inclusive agenda Kvinnor, fred och säkerhet, för en inkluderande agenda i Södra Kaukasus Insatsen innebär stöd den lokala kvinnorörelsen i Armenien och Georgien. Organisationer får stöd till insatser som främjar fred och som inkluderar kvinnors perspektiv i samhällsbyggande och fredsbyggande arbete.
Projektet består av tre delar:
- Stärka kvinnorörelsen genom att skapa utrymme för erfarenhetsutbyte och nätverksbyggande
- Motverka sexuellt och genusbaserat våld genom att adressera normer, sociala strukturer och lagstiftning
- Öka kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt genom att lyfta kvinnors perspektiv i t e x arbetslivet The initiative involves supporting the local women's movement in Armenia and Georgia. Organisations receive support for projects that promote peace and that include women's perspectives in community building and peace building work.
The project consists of three parts:
- Strengthen the women's movement by creating space for exchange of experiences and networking
- Counteract sexual and gender-based violence by addressing norms, social structures and legislation 
- Increase women's economic empowerment by, for example, highlighting women's perspectives in work-life. Vision: Kvinna till Kvinna and partners supports locally-owned conflict transformation and holistic WPS approaches through diverse and inclusive womens movements who contribute to a feminist peace.

Change Area 1: The programme actors have addressed structural violence by advocating for inclusive policies and practices for protection from GBV, and the advancement of SRHR, and Womens Economic Rights and Justice;
Change Area 2: A holistic Women, Peace and Security Agenda, embracing a  human security and conflict transformation that is locally owned and advances gender sensitive decision making at multiple levels

Change Area 3: Operational, inclusive, and diverse feminist (queer) spaces and movements come together, strategise, build resistance, and influence the agenda setting towards safety, rights, and justice. 

The expected outcomes are;

1.Movement building,

2.Improved legislation, norms and social structures preserving sexual- and genderbased violence , (SGBV) are addressed and prevented.  

3. Partners and KtK foster women's economic empowerment of women, supportive of conflict transformation 

The Theory of change as described in the results framework and The Regional Strategy of KtK for Southern Caucasus  include 6 outputs that will facilitate results related to the above outcomes.

1.Empowering women's organisations  through capacity building and looking for ways of opening doors for sustainable participation of women's organisations in transformational processes.

2. Support to Participation of Women in policy dialogue, advocacy, decision-making and conflict transformation processes.

3. Strengthening of  the analytical framework  by research that can help contextualization of the Women, peace and Security agenda. 

4. Support to capacity development that will be carried out through building of networks and platforms at regional level. Less known organisations and initiatives will be encouraged and supported to come forward and  their capacities will be developed through the linking of them to more establish networks and platforms,  as well as and joint training events, organized together with other more established organisations. 

A call for proposal approach will be used to complement other ways to find new and relevant partners.

5. Support to improved Safety and Security for marginalized groups through support to partners' interventions to counter sexual- and gender-based violence, SGBV and improve sexual and reproductive health and rights,SRHR.