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WILPF Afghanistan Profile 2016

February 8, 2017 Leave a comment

WILPF (Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom) A Short Introduction: The Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) is an international, non-governmental organization (NGO) with National Sections covering every continent, an International Secretariat based in Geneva, and a New York office focused on the work of the United Nations (UN). Since our establishment in 1915, we have brought ... Read More »

GBV Campaign Posters

December 13, 2016 Leave a comment

NECDO News Letter

August 8, 2016 2 Comments

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Report on Community Working Group Conference 2016

June 20, 2016 Leave a comment

Brief description on Mobilizing Afghan Men to Protect Women Rights, Democracy and Peace project: NECDO is implementing a project by the name of Mobilizing Afghan Men to Protect Women Rights Democracy and Peace; the project started on Jan 2016 and will end on Dec 2016. The project covers three provinces like Kabul, Ningarhar and Parwan province. Project Goal is to ... Read More »

LITERACY TRAINING FOR DDR

June 19, 2016 Leave a comment

LITERACY TRAINING FOR DDR 1.1. SUMMARY: One of the interesting projects we had in Ghazni under a very tough security situation was literacy, English, Computer and some awareness raising workshops for those people who had passed from DDR process. 1.2. OBJECTIVES To provide literacy, English language and computer skills to 75 DDR personnel To prevent the trainees from joblessness and ... Read More »

Small Dairy Project/GSP (Goats and sheep Project)

June 19, 2016 Leave a comment

OVER VIEW OF THE PROJECT: Majority of the population in Afghanistan are busy in farming and agricultural, most of the people make their living out of cultivation or raising life stock (sheep, cows and goats). The devastating prolong war has damaged the economical infrastructure of the country in general and in Ghazni province in particular. Ghazni has remained the field ... Read More »

Small Business Trainings for (Vulnerable Women)

June 19, 2016 Leave a comment

Details of the project: Background of the Project: War severe victims are women all over the countries of the world. Particularly in Afghanistan during long term wars women have lost a large number of male members of their families who are now responsible for winning the bread of their children. Therefore, over all women are suffering a lot especially in ... Read More »

Registration Form Women leader training from Islamic perspective-NECDO

June 4, 2016 Leave a comment

Please click below link for download registration form: Registration Form Women leader training from Islamic perspective-NECDO Read More »

Survey Report on Women Toilets

May 24, 2016 Comments Off on Survey Report on Women Toilets

Background Afghanistan is a country that has suffered from several tragedies during the last few decades. Here, every person was seeking their own personal benefits in some ways or another and that is the reason that this country remains as under developed country around the world. Afghanistan is the land of boundless opportunities in various aspects like agricultural services, infrastructural ... Read More »

Need Assessment Report on Child Marriage

May 24, 2016 Leave a comment

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This report in hand is about the Need Assessment on Child Marriage from three provinces and four districts Badakhshan (Wakhan & Yawan), Samangan (Roi do Ab) and Takhar (Rustaq) were targeted. The activities financially supported by SDC’s partners Oxfam, Agha Khan Foundation, Halvetas and TDH. The nature of their activities are on improving daily of the people by ... Read More »

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The group, which has become WILPF AFGHANISTAN GROUP, for the first time brings together a number of women, men and youth to work for the inclusion of Afghan women in peace building programs and give them an active role. In 2001, Afghanistan witnessed positive developments towards women's rights, participation and development. However, due to low capacity and limited number of organisations working for women in Afghanistan, the current situation for women is still very bad. Over recent years WILPF has been flourishing in the Middle East [2], with WILPF Afghanistan’s entry into the WILPF family coming at a time of great expansion and success for WILPF in the area. We caught up with WILPF Afghanistan Group’s President JAMILA AFGHANI. WHAT WAS THE MAIN REASON TO BECOME PART OF THE WILPF FAMILY? _Afghanistan has gone through many decades of war and has been the conflict zone for many years. Women have always been victims of this war and conflict and have suffered both physically and mentally, they are in dire need of peace and freedom, because it is the peace and freedom which may heal the wounds of these years of conflict._ IN WHAT WAYS DO YOU BELIEVE THAT WILPF AFGHANISTAN GROUP WILL MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN ADDRESSING THE ROOT CAUSES OF VIOLENCE IN COMMUNITIES AROUND THE COUNTRY? _Women have always been treated as a second gender and they do not have any role in the society and peace making up to now. However, they are new hopes for the future, the presence of partial democracy and support of the international community to empower women is paving the way for more roles of women in the tomorrow Afghanistan where WILPF Afghanistan will have its strong presence through contribution and expand of women’s role in peace process._ WHAT DIFFICULTIES HAVE YOU FACED UP UNTIL NOW, AND WHAT CHALLENGES DO YOU BELIEVE THAT WILPF AFGHANISTAN GROUP WILL EXPERIENCE IN THE FUTURE? _One of the biggest challenges that Afghan people in general face is the insecurity and the traditional and cultural barriers that prevent women from being involved in the peace process and social activist in the society. However, we the group of WILPF Afghanistan strongly believe that our struggle will bring positive changes in the mind set of the people and will overturn the behaviour._ WHAT ARE WILPF AFGHANISTAN GROUP'S MAIN AIMS FOR THE UPCOMING YEAR, AND WHAT DO YOU HOPE TO ACHIEVE? _Our main aim is to work for Afghanistan as peace makers and give women role in the development, freedom and prosperity in order to be able to become active and constructive member of the global movement for peace and freedom.