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11-3: Involvement of Different Groups in Advocacies of Daikundi 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 Provincial Peace Committee members Administrative officials at institutions such as schools, hospitals, or clinics Line ministry government officials 2nd Round 1st Round Local shuras/jirgas and other councils Elders Youth in the community Religious leaders 0 % 10 % 20 % 30 % 40 % 50 % 60 % 70 % 80 % During the current period of assessment, all the stakeholders have confirmed their participation in different activities carried out by the Daikundi PWN in one way or the other. Around 88% of the stakeholders confirmed that they have participated in the workshops conducted by the network and 77% of them confirmed that they supported the network in reaching out to women. Around 55% of them mentioned that they have participated in documentary screening events conducted by PWN at the community level for women. All this indicates Daikundi PWN has put a lot of efforts in building trust and convincing different stakeholders to participate in network’s advocacies. Justice Sector-Habibullah Hedayat: The interviewee mentioned that the network is trying to solve women and community problems and they also invite us to participate in their monthly meetings. He mentioned that in Daikundi we have less problem regarding VAW but the main problem is poor economy. The network is trying to reach out to women to raise awareness about women’s rights. They came to us and asked us to support women employment in police and governmental sectors. They came to our office and monitored our work and reminded us about some problem which we have not noticed. We solved the problem and we become happy that they support us in conveying better service delivery and improvement of our works. 100 % 11-4: Stakeholders Participation in PWNs Activities 80 % 60 % 40 % 20 % 0 % Documentary screening Workshops/ In her shoes Out reaching women According to all the members and the stakeholders, the network has been involved in raising awareness among women and other community members on women’s right and EVAW law. Apart from raising awareness, all the stakeholders also mentioned that the network has involved men in their advocacies to fight against all forms of VAW and has conducted public awareness raising programmes aimed at eradicating VAW. On the hand, around half of the members stated that PWN has provided women with access to formal and informal justice and legal representations at the EQUALITY for Peace and Democracy 49 Provincial Women's Network Evaluation Report
community level. The network has engaged with DoWA and justice sector to follow the VAW cases in order to provide them free legal aid, if necessary. It is worth mentioning that the network has a female prosecutor in its structure and she has been following up the VAW cases and supporting women. Haj and religious affairs-Fatema Tawana- the interviewee stated that the network has advocated for the employment of disabled women and establishment of kindergartens for kids of female employees. The network is also increasing awareness on women rights to decrease violence against women. 11-5: Activities for Prevention of VAW, Members and Stakeholders' Perspective 120 % 100 % 80 % 60 % 40 % 20 % 0 % Increasing awareness among women of their rights 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' View Stakehoders' View Unfortunately the stakeholders were less aware about the network’s protective activities for supporting 1325 UNSCR. However the members confirmed that the network is supporting women to get legal representation and helps VAW victims in social integration. Almost half of the members stated that the network is involved in providing psychological services and supporting VAW victims to get access to legal representation and shelter. Also, majority of stakeholders confirmed that the network is supporting VAW victims to get access to legal representation, shelters and help them in social reintegration. Daikundi network has also communicated with the head of shelters and DoWA, on how they can work jointly to eliminate violence against women. 100 % 90 % 80 % 70 % 60 % 50 % 40 % 30 % 20 % 10 % 0 % 11-6: Activities for Protection of Women, Members and Stakeholders' Perspective Members' View Stakehoders' View Counseling/psychosocial services Legal representation Assistance with livelihoods Assistance in getting Shelter Social reintegration (Helping survivors to reintegration into society) In order to increase women’s political participation, Daikundi PWN has raised awareness on importance of equal rights of women in politics. Majority of the stakeholders and members confirmed that the network is raising awareness on the importance of equal participation of women in politics. The network has also conducted dialogues to reduce the gap and to enhance the interactions between public and their political representatives. It has conducted meetings with the Daikundi governor office representatives, along with other CSOs, for enhancing women’s employment. Furthermore, they have advocated for hiring female prosecutor in Daikundi attorney and as a result of their efforts two women were employed, one as a prosecutor and the other one as administration officer. Around 57% members and 90% of the stakeholders mentioned that the network is advocating for the recruitment of women in governmental and non- EQUALITY for Peace and Democracy 50 Provincial Women's Network Evaluation Report
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