With
the overall objective of contributing to an improvement in the
participation of rural women in democracy and good governance in South
Kivu, AFEM SK form 28 women leaders and members of listen clubsfrom friday, May 11This
project directly targets rural women leaders 28 members listening clubs
(including 14 trainers and 14 rural producers) and 42 local chefs (at 6
per axis including two MPs, a customary chief, a chief administrative
and politico two religious leaders ).Since
Friday, May 11, 28 rural women leaders listening club members come from
seven territories of South Kivu province will be equipped on the
mobilization and advocacy for greater participation of women in
democracy and good governance.
AFEM
for SK, the three previous projects have helped improve the quality and
quantity of rural women's knowledge about their rights, democracy, good
governance and gender. However,
some weaknesses have been identified including the lack of control
techniques for these rural women club members listening to restore or
develop other social strata. The major weakness is due to low coverage of facts tending to promote or undermine democracy and good governance. This fosters impunity because many violations are silent. Dialogue
between rural women and local authorities also suffer from the lack of
tool that must serve as a guide and reference for the monitoring of
their claims.It is to this end that AFEM once organize training for their benefit for a few key objectives:The
improvement in quality and quantity of information available on
democracy, good governance and gender within the reach of rural women in
the axes of Kabare, Kalehe, Walungu, Kamituga, Uvira and Fizi IdjwiReducing gender-based violence in communities in the areas of Kabare, Kalehe, Walungu, Kamituga, Uvira and Fizi Idjwi.The
improvement actions of rural women club members to listen as actors of
democracy and good governance in the axes of Kabare, Kalehe, Walungu,
Kamituga, Uvira and Fizi Idjwi.The
increasing number of rural women club members listening in spaces
customary administrative and political decision-making in the areas of
Kabare, Kalehe, Walungu, Kamituga, Uvira and Fizi Idjwi on democracy,
good governance, Gender and HIV / AIDS.These projects have also helped open spaces for dialogue between rural women and local political and administrative customary. This
made for rural women club members to listen to the interlocutors of
local authorities about their rights and other issues related to local
governance.The
radio productions (magazines, participatory programs, educational
spots) in the context of these previous projects have contributed to the
reduction of prejudice and stereotypes about women's participation in
the management of public affairs and positive image of women in communities. Also,
women in general and rural women members listening clubs in particular
have they become aware of their rights and duties and gained new
knowledge about responsible citizenship. Another
success of the previous project is to have enabled the extension of the
nuclei listening clubs, this has contributed to improving the
visibility of geographic cations AFEM-SK and DIAKONIA contribution to
community development in South Kivu.This training begins this Friday, May 11 and ends Monday, May 14
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