SIDA Training Programs for Tanzania, Kenya, Ethiopia, Laos and Vietnam nationals

Human Rights towards Gender Equality

Deadline: November 15 2010

Date of workshop March 7- April 1 2011

Follow- up seminar – October 2011

Venue: Stockholm/Uppsala, Sweden

The program is organized in 4 modules- Module 1: Basics on Gender and Sex; Module 2: Basics on Human Rights; Module 3: Methods of Analysis; Module 4: Change Process.

Participation
The number of participants is limited to 25, usually 5 participants from each country. The selection process is carried out by programme management in Sweden.

Target countries
Eligible participants may come from the following countries: Tanzania, Kenya, Ethiopia, Laos and Vietnam.

Target Group
Institutions and organisations which can have an impact on gender-related improvements either by formal/legal responsibility or general interest in promoting women’s human rights are invited to participate. Participants should represent one of the following:
·         National government,
·         Local and regional authorities,
·         The private sector or
·         Relevant NGOs.

Click here for more details about specific Selection Criteria






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