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Brochure: The National Action Plan for the Women of Afghanistan (NAPWA)
Published by : MOWA, UNIFEM
Publication date: January 2007
No. of pages: 2
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NAPWA is a ten-year plan of the government of Afghanistan, which aims to facilitate the development and implementation of gender sensitive policies and programme, prioritize the allocation of resources, monitor actions of government, track changes on the lives of women, identify capacity building needs on gender, and address the issues of women in a more organized, coordinated and sustainable way...
Brochure: Gender and Statistics: 'Bridging the Gender Divide'
Published by : MOWA, UNIFEM
Publication date: January 2007
No. of pages: 2
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To ensure that women's concerns are considered in development planning, the Ministry of Women's Affairs (MOWA), with the support of UNIFEM and the Norwegian Government and the adhoc technical Advisory Group on Gender and Statistics is coming up with a publication entitled "Women and Men in Afghanistan: A Handbook of Baseline Statistics on Gender'...
Report of Legal Department on the Violence against Women
Published by : MOWA
Publication date: January 2005
No. of pages: 4
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A report by MOWA's Legal Department on violence against women. The report includes 8 selected cases of violence to be discussed in order to apply practical solutions.
Gender and the 2003 National Risk and Vulnerability Assessment (NRVA)
Published by : UNIFEM, WFP. MOWA, MRRD
Publication date: December 2004
No. of pages: 34
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This report focuses in detail on the survey design and quantitative survey tools designed for the 2003 Afghanistan National Risk and Vulnerability Assessment (NRVA) exercise. It aims to provide suggestions and recommendations on how to strengthen them vis-a-vis their ability to collect data that would assist an eventual in-depth gender analysis of the livelihood conditions, constraints and opportunities available to the rural Afghan populations.
One-Day Workshop "Governmental Task Force: Combating Violence Against Women"
Published by : Ministry of Women's Affairs, UNIFEM Afghanistan
Publication date: November 2004
No. of pages: 14
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To mark the World Day to End Violence Against Women, a one-day workshop titled "How to help women who are subject to violence?" was held at the conference hall of the Ministry of Women's Affairs on 25 November, 2004.
One-Day Workshop - "How to Help Women Who are Subject to Violence" A Complete Report on the Legal Seminar
Published by : Ministry of Women's Affairs, UNIFEM Afghanistan
Publication date: November 2004
No. of pages: 6
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To mark the World Day to End Violence against Women, a one-day workshop title "How to help women who are subject to violence"? was held at the conference hall of the Ministry of Women's Affairs on 25 November 2004.
Resolution of the Seminar on the Elimination of Violence Against Women
Published by : Participants of the Seminar
Publication date: November 2004
No. of pages: 4
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Understanding deeply the social problems and anomalies, taking into consideration the past three decades of crisis in the country when the country's conditions did not improve and the past heritages were destroyed, regarding the many cases referred to the Ministry of Women's Affairs that have been caused by indecent traditions and erroneous perceptions of the religious laws and have infected all social aspects, have undermined the role of the country's effective laws and brought many miseries to the women in economic, political, social and legal fields, are determined to develop a national plan and, to solve the above-mentioned problem, approve the following articles...
Support for the Elimination of Violence Against Women in Afghanistan
Published by : Ministry of Women's Affairs, UNIFEM Afghanistan
Publication date: November 2002
No. of pages: 25
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دري (Dari)
In order to raise awareness in Afghanistan on violence against women, on November 24, 2002, MOWA hosted a landmark even in commemoration of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women in Kabul, Afghanistan. The event marked the first time in Afghanistan that public declarations have been made that violence against women is no longer acceptable.
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