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the network brought with them representative from independent reform and civil service commission of Laghman along with those women who had claimed of paying money to the education department officials. As a result of these efforts, the money was refunded to these women and those officials who received bribe were sent to attorney for further investigation. Provision of full scholarships for female police: The network has advocated for providing scholarship to female police in Laghman. As a result of this advocacy nine female police officials were nominated to continue their studies and all of them are attending their classes in Turkey now. Recommendation • The networks should expand their coverage area. Currently, most of the networks are actively working in the Center and two other districts. For large provinces such as Nangarhar, with 22 districts, this coverage area cannot represent the whole province and limit the networks outreach to needy women, especially in rural areas. The network can recruit members from others districts to enrich the networks’ ethnicity make up and reach out to more areas. • Success stories in some of the provinces can be implemented in the other provinces. For example, in Paktia, the network eliminated custom of high dowries provided by groom in Mirzaka district. Their attempt was welcomed in another district namely, sayed Karam where the network mobilized elders and influential to stope improper custom. Such successful experiences can be implemented in other provinces with similar customs. • The advisory committee should be more involved in the networks activities. Holding more frequent meetings with its members and their participation in the network’s activities can lead to more effective advocacies. • The networks for countering violence against women conduct advocacies. Some of the examples are including solving domestic violence cases, monitoring governmental service delivery and anti-corruption activities. Involving media in such advocacies can enhance its effectiveness and hold the authorities accountable for their responsibilities. • The networks should also enhance their coordination and communication with other governmental and nongovernmental organizations particularly, DoWA and local Shura. As DoWA conducts similar activities like PWN and local Shuras can extend networks access to rural areas, PWNs joint activities would result to better impact. EQUALITY for Peace and Democracy 67 Provincial Women's Network Evaluation Report
Annex 1 Survey Form for the PWN members: Section: 1 Demographics: ( Asking you some of your personal information) 101 Age: __________ years 102 What is your marital status? Married .……….………………………………..…...………………...............................................................................……………....…1 Unmarried .……….……………………..............................................................................…………..…...………………………..….…2 Divorced .……….……………………………………………………………….…………………………………………..…...……………………….…….…3 Widow .….…….……………………………….…………………………………………………………………………….…...……………….…………………4 103 What is your ethnicity? Pashtun.……….………………………………..…...……………................................................................................……………….....…1 Tajik.……….………………………………..…...…………………………….................................………………........................................…2 Hazara.……...............................………………................................……………….….………………………………..…...……………………………....…..3 Uzbek.……...............................………………................................……………….….………………………………..…...……………………………....…...4 Turkmen.…...............................………………................................……………….…….………...……………………..…...……………………………....…5 Other ______________________.……….…………...............................………………...................……..………..…...……………..6 104 What is your highest level of education? Illiterate.……….…………………………...............................………………................................……………….……..…...……………………………....…1 Literate (no schooling) .………...............................………………..........................………………..…...……………………………....…2 Completed primary school.…...............................………………........................…………………..…...……………………………....…3 Completed secondary school.…….......................................................……………….….………….…...…………………………………4 Completed high school.…...............................………………...........................…….…………………….……………………………....…5 Completed a 2-year college degree.……….……...............................……………….....................………………………………....…...6 Completed a 4-year university degree...............................……………….......................……….…………………………………....…..7 Completed postgraduate studies.………...............................……………….......................…………………………………………....…8 Other ______________________.……...............................………………...................….……..…...……………………………....…9 105 What is your employment status? Unpaid family worker...........................………………................................………………….…………..…...……………………………....………..1 Salaried worker (private sector) ................................……………….........................……….………………………………………....…..2 Salaried worker (public sector) ................................………………..........................……….…………………………………....………...3 Self-employed.…...............................……………….........................…….………………… …...……………………………...................4 In-home income generating activities (for example, handicraft production) ................................……………….…………5 Day laborer.……...............................………………................................……………….……………..…...……………………………....…………………...6 None/unemployed.…...............................………………...........................…….………… …...……………………………....…………….7 106 What is your family’s average monthly household income? 108 Do you contribute to your monthly household income? EQUALITY for Peace and Democracy 68 Provincial Women's Network Evaluation Report
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PWN Monitoring & Evaluation Report:
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Vision Afghanistan is a peaceful, p
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Contents Executive summary.........
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with the key informant interview as
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Kabul PWN Findings from the Members
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Although, Kabul PWN has been re-est
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counseling to the VAW victims as a
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conducted meetings with the authori
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Furthermore, 45% of the members cla
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80 % 2-8: Activities for Protection
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Page 25 and 26: monthly basis. 60 % 50 % 40 % 30 %
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Page 29 and 30: 60 % 50 % 40 % 30 % 20 % 5-2: Nanga
Page 31 and 32: The stakeholders have confirmed the
Page 33 and 34: Achievements Provision of scholarsh
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Page 37 and 38: Herat PWN Findings from the Member
Page 39 and 40: justice, and by raising awareness a
Page 41 and 42: Like other provinces, Badakhshan ha
Page 43 and 44: an active women who helps women to
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Page 49 and 50: with in Bamyan. In addition to thes
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Page 55 and 56: community level. The network has en
Page 57 and 58: was only 26% in the previous round.
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Page 61 and 62: eligious leaders, youth and local w
Page 63 and 64: UNSCR 1325 goals at the grass root
Page 65 and 66: 100 % 14-1: Major Problems Women Fa
Page 67 and 68: the Helmand PWN is that all the mem
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