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For improving women’s political participation, the PWN has worked with provincial council members to raise awareness<br />
on importance of equal participation of women. The network has also trained provincial council members to enhance<br />
their interaction with the public. Moreover, the network has facilitated a session for direct communication of public<br />
and their political representatives. The network has also advocated for the recruitment of women in governmental<br />
Majority of the members and stakeholders confirmed that the network is raising awareness on the importance of equal<br />
participation of women and around half of them cited that the network is running advocacy campaigns for women to<br />
participate in elections as a measure of increasing political participation of women in Bamyan.<br />
120 %<br />
100 %<br />
80 %<br />
60 %<br />
40 %<br />
20 %<br />
0 %<br />
10-7: Activities for Political Partcipation of Women, Members<br />
and Stakeholders' Perspective<br />
Improved awareness<br />
of the importance of<br />
equal participation<br />
of women<br />
Advocacy campaign<br />
for women to<br />
participate in<br />
elections<br />
Advocacy to hire<br />
women in<br />
government offices<br />
Members' View<br />
Stakehoders' View<br />
Achievements<br />
Distributing sanitary kits among women prisoners: The network has monitored women’s situation in prisons of<br />
Bamyan. Since the women in the prison were not in healthy condition and also had poor hygiene quality, the network<br />
advocated for them with Baran organization. As a result of this advocacy, sanitary kits were distributed among these<br />
women in the prison. In addition, since the jail had no gynecologist, Baran organization promised to send its own<br />
gynecologist once per week to treat the prisoners.<br />
Enhancing girl’s education: Illiteracy in Bamyan is a main problem among women. To increase level of education, the<br />
network identified illiterate women and motivated them to start their education. Consequently, ten women were<br />
introduced to a literacy course funded by Aghakhan and soon they will finish class four.<br />
Daikundi PWN Findings from the Member’s & Stakeholder’s Perspective<br />
Daikundi PWN is one of the newly established networks of EPD, which has achieved various achievements during<br />
a short period of time. The network has established quite strong interactions with different organizations and has<br />
received support from different stakeholders in order to conduct effective advocacies.<br />
According to Daikundi PWN members and stakeholders, the most prevalent problems women are facing at the<br />
community level are lack of education and awareness, violence against women, lack of women’s political participation<br />
and financial dependence of women. According to majority 86% of the PWN members and 90% of stakeholders, lack of<br />
education and awareness is the main problem that women face in their community. Also all the stakeholders mentioned<br />
violence against women and financial dependence are the greatest hurdles women face in their community. Around<br />
half of both members and stakeholders said that lack of women’s political participation is a barrier in the upliftment<br />
of women.<br />
120 %<br />
100 %<br />
80 %<br />
60 %<br />
40 %<br />
20 %<br />
0 %<br />
Violence against<br />
women<br />
11-1: Major Problems Women Face in Community, Members and<br />
Stakeholders' Perspective<br />
Lack of education<br />
and awareness<br />
Lack of women<br />
supporters<br />
Lack of women<br />
political<br />
participation<br />
Financial<br />
dependence<br />
Members' View<br />
Stakehoders' View<br />
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Provincial Women's Network <strong>Evaluation</strong> <strong>Report</strong>