The monitoring and evaluation team from the Social Welfare Council visited to evaluate the effects of the Peace Project in Sudhur Paschim. During their excursion, they toured different project locations and engaged in valuable conversations with important individuals involved in efforts related to peace.
Training on Capacity Building for Self-Care
A Capacity Building for Self-Care training, spanning three days, was arranged for survivors of conflicts in Surkhet District. This event occurred from October 7th to 9th, 2023. The project is supported by Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen (ifa)’s @zivikfunding Programme with funds from Auswaertiges Amt der Bundesrepublik Deutschland.
International Day of Peace Celebration
Women for Human Rights marked the International Day of Peace across various provinces by organizing a range of events aimed at promoting solidarity and a shared commitment to peace. These initiatives were made possible with the support of Kurve Wustrow.
Internal Monitoring Visit
The Central Board team visited Surkhet for internal monitoring where they had a discussion about the project. During the visit, the project team of Surkhet shared updates on project achievements, discussed the challenges they’ve encountered, and laid out their plans for the future.
Acknowledgement
Dhanusa District Ms Subhadra chairperson of the single women group of Dhanusa District has achieved remarkable recognition from the Madhes Pradesh Police Office on the occasion of the 68th Police Day for her work for human rights. Jhapa District The single women group of Jhapa District have achieved remarkable recognition from the District Administration Office, Jhapa on 20th Bhadra for …
Facilitation of a Workshop on Memorialization, Reconciliation and Constructive Dealing with the Future in Nepal
More than 15 years after the signing of the Comprehensive Peace Accord, the establishment of documentation centres and places for remembering the armed conflict (1996-2006) is still an important shortcoming in Nepal. Conflicting views on historical events are a contributory factor behind the general lack of central government initiatives to set up major memorial sites and documentation centres on conflicts. …
The German magazine South Asia (“Südasien ” in German) featured WHR’s work in SudurPaschim
“The Colors of Kailali ” is the title of the reportage about the social peace committment of “Women for Human Rights” (WHR) in Sudur Pashchim province. The article of Peter Dietzel, Country Coordinator of KURVE Wustrow in Nepal, was published in the German-language magazine “Südasien” (South Asia). WHR’s project is funded by the German Development Ministry (BMZ). You can …
Participation and Voice for Excluded Women (PAVE) – Learning report
This paper aims to document the results and key learning from the Participation and Voice for Excluded Women (PAVE) project in Nepal. The project was collaboratively designed by Feminist Dalit Organisation (FEDO), Tewa, Women for Human Rights (WHR), and Womankind Worldwide and implemented between October 2019 and September 2022 in five districts of Province 7 in Nepal. (Accham, Dadeldhura, Doti, …
Role of PAVE in Women’s Participation and Leadership in Nepal
Learn how the PAVE (Participation And Voice for the Excluded in Nepal) project, led by Tewa, Feminist Dalit Organization – FEDO, WHR Nepal and Womankind Worldwide has helped amplify the voices of marginalized women in Nepal & supported them to meaningfully engage in political leadership and decision-making spaces, many for the very first time. Hear it from the women themselves:
Towards Effective Humanitarian Volunteering
Synopsis of lesson learnt under the project ‘Towards Effective Humanitarian Volunteering’ in partnership with ADRA Slovensko and ADICE France with the support of EU AID Volunteers.