Women Empowerment:
As the newest ORCD affiliate, ORCD Canada will be looking to conduct projects like these which have been undertaken by earlier affiliates.
Donor |
UN Women |
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Name of Project |
Advocacy for the Prevention of violence against women |
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Amount of Funding |
USD 100,000 |
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Dates of Funding |
2014 |
July |
2016 |
July |
Purpose of and objectives of the grant |
The overall goal of the project is to prevent violence against women and girls at home, in their communities and in disaster and conflict situations.
The specific objectives are:
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Activities |
Mobilize national and local media to be involved in the public awareness about women rights
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Coverage area |
Nangarhar, Laghman and Kunar Provinces |
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Donor |
Counterpart International / USAID |
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Name of Project |
Public Awareness on the legal rights of women |
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Amount of Funding |
USD 95,000 |
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Dates of Funding |
2013 |
March |
2013 |
September |
Purpose of grant |
To increase awareness of people on the legal rights of women in the view of Afghan constitution and religion in Daikundi province
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Activities |
Identify 50 men and 50 women influential in communities
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Coverage area |
Three districts of Daikundi (Neli, Kejran and Gitti districts) |
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Feasibility Study for Women empowerment in Rural Areas
With funding from European Union, Organization for Research and Community Development (ORCD) in partnership with HNTPO is launching a feasibility study to see multiple options how women could be empowered so that their health and nutrition status could be improved. Through this project with a total fund worth EURO, 25,000, a total 300 eligible wome from rural areas of will be interviewed in-depth and through focused group discussions. The project will be completed in one year and would entail active involvement of the other stakeholders. This project will ultimately lead to having positive impact on the lives of women which could significantly contribute to improving their health and nutrition status through self-empowerment.