კატეგორია: განცხადებები 
2014-08-27
August 29 – September 3, 2014 – hotel Oasis Chakvi, Georgia. Women’s Information Center is arranging summer peace camp in the framework of the project “Women as Agents for Change and Empowerment”. Rural women – community workers from project target regions will participate in the event. Camp is aimed at empowering rural leader women and assisting them in acquiring skills to improve their activities.
Trainings, as well as film screening and discussions will be held for participants. In the framework of the training, participants will get familiar with the basics of gender and women’s rights, existing legislative framework and international commitment of Georgia. They will also deepen their knowledge and acquire practical skills in leadership, teamwork, public relations and communications.
Trainings will be conducted by the trainers of Women’s Information Center and invited experts.
About the project “Women as agents for change and empowerment”
Project is being implemented in Tbilisi, Mtskheta-Mtianeti, Kakheti, Samtskhe-Javakheti, Imereti and Gali regions, by Women’s Information Center, with the support of US Agency for International Development (USAID), and in cooperation with Taso Foundation, Association of Young Economists of Georgia, Institute for War and Peace Reporting (IWPR) and women’s organization based in Gali district. The project is aimed at promoting women’s political participation, as well as political and economical empowerment by mobilizing community, based on research of local needs in target regions.
About USAID Georgia:
Throughout the last 20 years, Americans, by means of US Agency for International Development, have invested more than 1.5 billion USD in Georgia. Purpose of USAID projects is to support Georgia in the process of building free and transparent democracy and includes initiatives accelerating economic growth, developing institutes of democracy and improving healthcare and education fields. USAID is providing economic and humanitarian support to more than 100 countries. For further information visit the website http://georgia.usaid.gov
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