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monthly basis.<br />

60 %<br />

50 %<br />

40 %<br />

30 %<br />

20 %<br />

10 %<br />

0 %<br />

4-1: Faryab Interaction with their Households and other women in the<br />

Community<br />

Daily Weekly Monthly Every few<br />

months<br />

Other Women in the<br />

Community<br />

Household<br />

While speaking to Faryab PWN members about the problems that women face in their community, a majority said<br />

that it is violence against women and lack of education and awareness. Around 70% mentioned that lack of political<br />

participation is a barrier for women. On the other hand, sharing almost the same view, around 88% stakeholders stated<br />

that, lack of education is one of the biggest problems that women face at the grass root level. 66% claimed, violence<br />

against women, and 55%, mentioned financial dependence of women are the most serious problems that women are<br />

facing at the community level.<br />

100 %<br />

90 %<br />

80 %<br />

70 %<br />

60 %<br />

50 %<br />

40 %<br />

30 %<br />

20 %<br />

10 %<br />

0 %<br />

4-2: Major Problems Women face in community, Members and<br />

Stakeholders' Perspective<br />

Violence<br />

against women<br />

Lack of Lack of women<br />

education and supporters<br />

awareness<br />

Lack of women<br />

political<br />

participation<br />

Financial<br />

dependence<br />

Members' View<br />

Stakehoders' View<br />

In Faryab, the PWN has been involved in carrying out activities ensuring women’s peace and security at the community<br />

level. Both, members and the stakeholders confirmed that the network has been very active in promoting women’s<br />

involvement in peace building, peace negotiation and decision making, through workshops, trainings, and documentary<br />

screening. Around 72% of the members also claimed that the PWN has involved men in their advocacies for women’s<br />

right by conducting several workshops entitled “engaging with men on women’s rights”. During these workshops, a<br />

number of male members including community leaders, religious leaders and other influential men participated and<br />

information about Women’s rights, Women peace and security and VAW was shared with them. PWN has managed to<br />

develop good relationship with male members of the community; particularly the network members have managed to<br />

build trust with their male family members and have involved them in their workshops namely “In Her Shoes” during<br />

this assessment period.<br />

Mr. Zhakfar a representative from Haj and religious affairs, confirmed that the network is working hard for women right<br />

especially in awareness raising.<br />

4-3: Advocacy Activities for WPS by Faryab PWN, Members and<br />

Stakeholders' Perspective<br />

Involving male members of the community on<br />

gender based issues.<br />

Women’s economic empowerment<br />

Access to justice in response to violations of<br />

women’s<br />

Prevention and protection of women from sexual<br />

and gender-based violence<br />

Promoting laws that advance gender equality and<br />

women’s rights<br />

Women’s participation in decision making<br />

Women’s participation in peace building and<br />

peace negotiations<br />

0 % 20 % 40 % 60 % 80 % 100 %<br />

Stakehoders' View<br />

Members' View<br />

EQUALITY for Peace and Democracy<br />

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Provincial Women's Network <strong>Evaluation</strong> <strong>Report</strong>

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