An online meeting was held with members of Zugdidi women initiative group. The group members assessed the results achieved within the framework of the project, analyzed the existing challenges and outlined plans for the future. During the meeting, the participants noted that the project helped them become more active and self-confident, develop social skills and implement civic initiatives.
They spoke about advocacy that allowed local women to better identify their needs and actively work to solve them. According to the group members, such projects are necessary for the social integration of women and achieving greater authority in society.
The project is implemented with the support
of the UN Women organization
Kutaisi Women Initiative Group held an online meeting to assess the results achieved within the project, analyze of existing challenges and plans for the future. The women who participated in the meeting noted that within the project they became more active, were able to develop social skills, engage in civic activities, and implement community initiatives.
Participants emphasized the important role of advocacy in solving local problems.
Four IDP settlements participated in the project, and community members received significant benefits. Members of the initiative group emphasized the importance of such projects for the empowerment of women and improvement of social integration.
The project is implemented with the support
of the UN Women organization
An online meeting was held, with participation of members of the "Network of Women and Girls Peace Ambassadors" from Kutaisi, Khoni, Tskaltubo, Senaki and Zugdidi municipalities.
The meeting summarized the results of the project, and the participants heard an analysis of the current situation in terms of advocacy for problems in individual municipalities.
The leaders of the network voiced the priority problems of their communities. They worked on their identification worked with the group members.
The network participants spoke about the importance of the network, the empowerment of each participant and the implementation of civil initiatives. They also noted how important it is for them to be able to voice local problems at the international level, in particular on the platform of the UN Open Day. The project is coming to its end and is undergoing an evaluation in parallel. Evaluators Marina Gurbo and Dako Bakhturidze took part in the online meeting
The project is implemented with the support
of the UN Women organization
The meeting of Khoni IDP Women's Network was held online. Network members discussed topics selected for advocacy.
The existence of a pharmacy and a supermarket is important for the IDP settlement, since the settlement is far from the center and there is no internal transport. This is a problem for women both from a financial point of view and in terms of time. In order to emphasize the urgency of the problem, it is planned to prepare and sign a petition for submission to the relevant authorities.
The project is implemented with the support
of the UN Women organization
Members of Zugdidi Women Initiative Group actively continue to work on the issues selected for advocacy.
They plan to install outdoor lighting and internal roads In Ingiri community and also to expand the existing mini-attraction. With this aim, active women met with the Mayor's representative and received promises of support.
In frames of the project, women and girls improved their skills, learned to find evidence based ways of advocacy, and raised awareness about the necessity of reducing risks.
The project is implemented with the support
of the UN Women organization
Senaki Women Initiative Group actively works to solve problems that have been identified by the active participation of the group members. Despite the difficulties, the advocacy process continues dynamically. The group members are looking for ways and resources to solve problems and are systematically in contact with the authorized persons.
In parallel with advocacy, the members of the working group are actively working to identify existing problems in the community. They share the necessary information with each other at monthly meetings.
The project is implemented with the support
of the UN Women organization
Women and girls from the Tskaltubo IDP community are becoming more and more active in advocating for their problems. They practice the knowledge and experience, accumulated during the project and try to further improve the social environment of the community.
The initiative group aims to solve specific infrastructure problems. This time, the main focus is on the arrangement of a bus stop, a sports ground, and the renovation of a children's attraction.
These initiatives are not only aimed at improving the well-being of the local population, but are also an important prerequisite for promoting the principles of "Women, Peace and Security" at the municipal level.
The group plans to send a letter to the local government so that the issues raised can be discussed at an early stage and the necessary decisions can be made.
Tskaltubo Women's Group increases the motivation of the population that with active involvement it is possible not only to identify problems, but also to successfully solve them.
The project is implemented with the support
of the UN Women organization
During the information meeting held with members of Kutaisi Women Initiative Group, it was noted that the project had increased their level of knowledge about the necessity of reducing risks.
The women chose the following topics for advocacy:
- Choma, 3 Leselidze Street, first residential building - problem with water flowing from the roof
- 58 I. Chavchavadze Street - renovation of children's attractions
- G. Gabeskiria Street, cottage #2 - problem with the drainage system and road construction
The women have solved many problems in their communities. They know how to choose addressees, who to contact to solve problems. They have already prepared letters and met with responsible persons. The meeting participants realized the importance of proper advocacy and civic activity.
The project is implemented with the support
of the UN Women organization
Members of women's and youth groups of the villages Didinedzi and Koki - Zugdidi municipality join the international campaign 16 active Days against Violence. Within the framework of the international campaign, information meetings and workshops were held, with the discussion of the importance of raising women's awareness in terms of assisting victims of violence, the need to implement preventive measures, and access to state services. Many countries, including Georgia, are involved in the 16-day international campaign, which indicates that the issue is still relevant and the main mechanism for combating it is the unification of society against the problem.
