Through discussions and working groups, male and female participants emphasized the importance of protection committees and their societal roles related to protection in addition to the role of the local authority, and the importance of activating the national plan for women related to the implementation of UN Resolution 1325, especially about the promotion and protection of women and children.
Generations Without Qat organization concluded yesterday, Thursday, in the Al-Shamayatain district of Taiz governorate, a special training course for the local authority on "protection issues", which came within the framework of the project "Improving the meaningful impact of women in relief, recovery and peace operations."
The training course, which lasted for four days and was attended by 15 male and female participants, aimed at building and strengthening the capacities of the local authority in the district and other relevant authorities on protection issues.
During the training period, the participants acquired knowledge and skills related to understanding protection issues and the importance of protecting women and girls from violence, in addition to introducing the participants to the roles and obligations of the local authority related to the protection of women and girls.
The male and female participants also acquired the skill of case management for women, girls, and children, knowledge of service providers in the directorate, and referral pathways.
Through discussions and working groups, male and female participants emphasized the importance of protection committees and their societal roles related to protection in addition to the role of the local authority, and the importance of activating the national plan for women related to the implementation of UN Resolution 1325, especially about the promotion and protection of women and children.
