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3-4: Advocacy Activities for WPS by Parwan PWN, Members and Stakeholders' Perspective 100 % 90 % 80 % 70 % 60 % 50 % 40 % 30 % 20 % 10 % 0 % Women’s Women’s participation in participation in peace building and decision making peace negotiations Promoting laws that advance gender equality and women’s rights Prevention and protection of women from sexual and genderbased violence Access to justice in response to violations of women’s Involving male members of the community on gender based issues. Members Stakeholders During this assessment period, Parwan PWN has shown noteworthy progress in the involvement of different stakeholders in PWN activities. Almost all members claimed that they have involved different governmental and nongovernmental organizations to support their goal of enhancing women’s peace and security. PWN has also invited these stakeholders to participate in their programs, however the coordinator complained of lack of interest of governmental sector representatives, particularly in programs with no daily allowance. Parwan PWN has developed strong professional relationships with a number of influential local actors such as religious leaders, , influential community elders, youth, local women, government authorities, police officials and representatives of local civil society organization (CSO) and departments of Women’s Affairs, , as well as with members of Provincial Council, Peace Committees, and provincial prosecutors. These stakeholders have significant influence over local matters, and can play a vital role in solving issues, raising awareness among people and changing the mind sets of local people in a positive manner. The PWN is regularly working with these influential local actors by engaging them in their advocacy activities, settlement of disputes and public awareness raising. Most of these stakeholders participate in the monthly meetings and seminars that are held by the PWN, and are well-aware of the organization’s activities, challenges and overall achievements. 3-5: Involvement of different groups in advocacies of Parwan PWN Comparison Round I & II National and International NGOs or civil society organizations Police officials Provincial or District Governor Members of Parliament Provincial Council members 1st Round Provincial Peace Committee members Administrative officials at institutions such as schools, hospitals, or clinics Line ministry government officials 2nd Round Local shuras/jirgas and other councils Elders Youth in the community Religious leaders 0 % 20 % 40 % 60 % 80 % 100 % 120 % The stakeholders have confirmed their participation in different activities conducted by the network including awareness raising workshops, documentary screening, advocacy for VAW victims and other activities for supporting women. All of them acclaimed the effectiveness of their activities and recommended that these activities should be conducted in districts apart from the center. Around 65% of the respondents claimed that they have been involved in the workshops (In Her Shoes) conducted by the PWN, 55% mentioned of participating in activities related to out reaching women. 30% said that they have participated in documentary screening, on peace and security. In some cases, stakeholders had sent representative of their organizations to meet the PWN, in lieu of direct participation. EQUALITY for Peace and Democracy 17 Provincial Women's Network Evaluation Report
80 % 70 % 60 % 50 % 40 % 30 % 20 % 10 % 0 % 3-6: Participation of Stakeholders in Parwan PWN Activities Documentary screening Workshops/ In her shoes Out reaching women All the Stake holders and members confirmed that the Parwan PWN has been involved in conducting advocacies in order to achieve UNSCR 1325 goals of prevention, protection, participation and relief and recovery. In Parwan, all the members confirmed, that PWN has conducted activities in order to increase awareness among women about their rights, provide women with access to justice and legal representation, involving men to fight against all forms of violence against women and conduct public awareness programs to eradicate violence against women, as important measures of preventing violence against women. There was also consensus among stakeholders regarding the involvement of Parwan PWN in conducting activities for prevention of violence against women, all the stakeholders mentioned that PWN is raising awareness among women on their rights and also include men in fighting violence against women. Around 88% mentioned that PWN help women to get access to legal representation and also conduct public awareness programs to eradicate violence against women, as an important measure of preventing violence against women at the grass root level. Other activities confirmed by the stakeholders include, involving men to fight against all forms of violence against women and provide women with access to justice. 120 % 100 % 80 % 60 % 40 % 20 % 0 % Increasing awareness among women of their rights 3-7: Activities for prevention of VAW, Members and Stakeholders' Perspective Involve men in the fight against all forms of violence against women Provide women with access to legal representation Provide women with access to justice Public awareness programmes aimed at eradicating violence against women Members Stakeholders Apart from raising awareness among women regarding women peace and security, and prevention of violence against women, Parwan PWN is actively involved in protecting the victims of violence at the grass root level. The network has been very actively involved in helping survivors, to receive shelter and psychological counselling services from Women Protection Centres (WPC) and also to reintegrate them with the society. All the members and stakeholders confirmed that the network provides assistance to survivors in getting shelter, legal representation, psychological counselling and also help them in social-reintegration. 120 % 3-8: Activities for Protection of Women, Members and Stakeholders' Perspective 100 % 80 % 60 % 40 % 20 % Members Stakeholders 0 % Counseling/psychosocial services Legal representation EQUALITY for Peace and Democracy 18 Assistance in getting Shelter Social reintegration (Helping survivors to reintegration into society) Provincial Women's Network Evaluation Report
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Page 3 and 4: Vision Afghanistan is a peaceful, p
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Page 9 and 10: Kabul PWN Findings from the Members
Page 11 and 12: Although, Kabul PWN has been re-est
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Page 33 and 34: Achievements Provision of scholarsh
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Page 37 and 38: Herat PWN Findings from the Member
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Annex 1 Survey Form for the PWN mem
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