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The report about implementation of 1325 Resolution Action Plan of Georgia has been presented to Gender Council

Ketevan Nozadze
Category: IDP Georgia 
2013-07-22

On 18 July, in Tbilisi, hotel “ Holiday Inn” , gender equality council  of  Parliament held the meeting with national coordination team  with the support of UN Women.


The meeting was dedicated to the national action plan of UN security council resolution about “Women, peace and security”.

The meeting was opened by the chairwoman of gender equality council Manana Kobakhidze and UN Women representative in Georgia  Erika Kvapilova.

The head of Women’s Information Center, Elene Ruseckaya presented the report about the activities of five non-governmental organizations. She had speech about the creation of the coalition “ Women for political engagement”, which is joined by female leaders living in Shida Qartli.

The members of the Parliament of Georgia and executive power have presented the report about the activities of  governmental institutions  during first six months of 2013  in the frame of national action plan.
 
This year, the  meeting of gender equality council and national coordination team is held for the second time . The participators will sent the written report about the results of their activity to gender equality council, and in accordance with these documentation , the council will discuss future initiatives.
UN Women with the partnership of Women’s Information Center and Taso foundation is implementing the project” Women for equality, peace and development in Georgia”, with the support of the government of Norway.

Tags: Parliament Georgia governmental institutions national action plan resolution Women

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