YWU - Executive Office held a workshop to test the training manual against gender-based violence on 16 April 2018
Monday, 16 April, 2018
In the framework of the project against gender-based violence and with the support of the (UNFPA),
under the slogan "Security ... Our future"
YWU - Executive Office held a workshop to test the training manual against
gender-based violence on 16 April 2018, through which community committees and community
awareness networks will be trained in various governorates and districts.
The opening of the opening ceremony was welcomed by Fathia Mohammed Abdullah, President of the Yemen Women's Union, and noted the importance of this project and its impact on the individual and society as a whole and the role of the Yemeni Women's Union in combating gender-based violence through its projects in various governorates.
Then, the gender consultant spoke to one of the authors of the guide and the progressors in the governorates, Dr. Khalid Al-Azab, where he introduced the assistant team to prepare the guide and introduce the project and its working mechanism in the governorates by forming the community committees and forming the community awareness networks about the project. By participants.
The project manager, representatives from the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), attended a number of civil society organizations, consultants and gender experts, and a number of members of community committees and community outreach networks in the governorate and districts.
At the end of the workshop, a number of suggestions and recommendations were made to ensure the quality of the desired outputs of the manual.
under the slogan "Security ... Our future"
YWU - Executive Office held a workshop to test the training manual against
gender-based violence on 16 April 2018, through which community committees and community
awareness networks will be trained in various governorates and districts.
The opening of the opening ceremony was welcomed by Fathia Mohammed Abdullah, President of the Yemen Women's Union, and noted the importance of this project and its impact on the individual and society as a whole and the role of the Yemeni Women's Union in combating gender-based violence through its projects in various governorates.
Then, the gender consultant spoke to one of the authors of the guide and the progressors in the governorates, Dr. Khalid Al-Azab, where he introduced the assistant team to prepare the guide and introduce the project and its working mechanism in the governorates by forming the community committees and forming the community awareness networks about the project. By participants.
The project manager, representatives from the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), attended a number of civil society organizations, consultants and gender experts, and a number of members of community committees and community outreach networks in the governorate and districts.
At the end of the workshop, a number of suggestions and recommendations were made to ensure the quality of the desired outputs of the manual.
