The intentions of these games are to develop talent and to promote harmonious co existence between the host community and the people of concern. Women’s committee; this shall be composed of both the host community and the people of concern that is there is going to be two representatives one from the settlement and another from the host community. These will help identify other women from the different blocks and the host community to help form a full committee. Elders and Land Lords committee; these will also meet to look at issues that affect the settlement at large and the host community. This committee will have elders from both the host community and the settlement. RWC’s and LC1 committee; since these are leaders, this committee will be looking at different complaints from the host community and the PoC’s. It was agreed that committees should always carry out exchange visits to learn from one another. Tabulated below are the representatives chosen as per committee: No COMMITTEE COMMUNITY REPRESENTATIVES 1 YOUTH HOST COMMUNITY GEORGE ANYANJA (07716770294) IREME AMADRIO(0774797054P) SETTLEMENT JACOB MALITH AROK ( 0778815656) MARY AKON (078661004) 2 WOMEN HOST COMMUNITY DRAVU MIKALINA (0782541744) SETTLEMENT GRACE AKUOL (0786667751) 3 ELDERS AND LAND HOST COMMUNITY AZORU DONASIANO (0775086407 LORDS SETTLEMENT AGOT AYUEN CHAW (07788165256) 4 RWC’S AND LC1 RWC REP SIMON PETER ( 0777819711) LC1 REP ISSA BIGGO PAUL (0782541744 WAY FORWARD To meet as committees after two weeks to discuss the issues that affect the community. To be a reporting format from LWF to follow while reporting To out a monthly dialogue with all the representatives as chosen. LWF and UJCC to lobby for a dialogue meeting between the humanitarian agencies, the people of concern and the host community. Agreed to hold another dialogue meeting on the 24th day of April 2016 CLOSING REMARKS The chairperson in his closing remarks, thanked UJCC and LWF for the work done to bring the two parties together to discuss issues that affect them. He further noted that the people have always desired to know the leaders from the host community so as to begin working together; therefore this came at
The intentions of these games are to develop talent and to promote harmonious co existence between the host community and the people of concern. Women’s committee; this shall be composed of both the host community and the people of concern that is there is going to be two representatives one from the settlement and another from the host community. These will help identify other women from the different blocks and the host community to help form a full committee. Elders and Land Lords committee; these will also meet to look at issues that affect the settlement at large and the host community. This committee will have elders from both the host community and the settlement. RWC’s and LC1 committee; since these are leaders, this committee will be looking at different complaints from the host community and the PoC’s. It was agreed that committees should always carry out exchange visits to learn from one another. Tabulated below are the representatives chosen as per committee: No COMMITTEE COMMUNITY REPRESENTATIVES 1 YOUTH HOST COMMUNITY GEORGE ANYANJA (07716770294) IREME AMADRIO(0774797054P) SETTLEMENT JACOB MALITH AROK ( 0778815656) MARY AKON (078661004) 2 WOMEN HOST COMMUNITY DRAVU MIKALINA (0782541744) SETTLEMENT GRACE AKUOL (0786667751) 3 ELDERS AND LAND LORDS HOST COMMUNITY AZORU DONASIANO (0775086407 SETTLEMENT AGOT AYUEN CHAW (07788165256) 4 RWC’S AND LC1 RWC REP SIMON PETER ( 0777819711) LC1 REP ISSA BIGGO PAUL (0782541744 WAY FORWARD To meet as committees after two weeks to discuss the issues that affect the community. To be a reporting format from LWF to follow while reporting To out a monthly dialogue with all the representatives as chosen. LWF and UJCC to lobby for a dialogue meeting between the humanitarian agencies, the people of concern and the host community. Agreed to hold another dialogue meeting on the 24th day of April 2016 CLOSING REMARKS The chairperson in his closing remarks, thanked UJCC and LWF for the work done to bring the two parties together to discuss issues that affect them. He further noted that the people have always desired to know the leaders from the host community so as to begin working together; therefore this came at
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