Activity, date Location Activity and outcome Increasing the Pakistan This activity aimed to promote women’s leadership role in peace capacity of building at the community level. women’s Project was implemented in areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa that leadership in are affected by violent extremism. peace- Outcomes: 150 women were trained in leadership, conflict building in resolution and peace building, in conjunction with livelihood communities in skills development. Pakistan, 9 May Funds: $100,000 2016 - 30 June 2017 Partner: Alumni Trust (a local CSO) Addressing violent The project aimed to prevent violent extremism through conflict extremism through mapping, de-radicalisation, and gender responsive early warning capacity building of and early response systems. The project engaged provincial and vulnerable and local government officials, the police, media and community radicalised youth organisations. and their mothers, Outcomes: Five female and three male trainers were trained in Aug 2015 Aug 2016 – psychological analysis, identity, peace- building, mediation, and Partner: PAIMAN citizenship. This paved the way for de-radicalisation training of vulnerable youth. Funds: $100,359.00 Multi-Donor Trust Pakistan The Fund was established at the request of the Fund (MDTF- Government of Pakistan to support response to the BA) for Khyber Post Crisis Needs Assessment, a 10-year Pakhtunkhwa, development, peace building and stabilisation plan for Federally Pakistan’s border regions with Afghanistan. It aims to support Administered Tribal a responsive and transparent state that is stable, consultative Areas, and and trusted by its citizens. Gender mainstreaming and Baluchistan are key cross-cutting themes. Border Areas, – Outcomes: The education and economic outcomes are April 2010-Dec addressing drivers of conflict, violence and instability in the 2020 region. Partners: Funds: $56.3 million (USD$49 million of the total Bank SD$245.3 million) administered, other funders are Denmark, EU, Finland, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Sweden, Turkey, UK, and USA.
Activity, date Location Activity and outcome Increasing the capacity of women’s leadership in peace- building in communities in Pakistan, 9 May 2016 - 30 June 2017 Partner: Alumni Trust (a local CSO) Pakistan This activity aimed to promote women’s leadership role in peace building at the community level. Project was implemented in areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa that are affected by violent extremism. Outcomes: 150 women were trained in leadership, conflict resolution and peace building, in conjunction with livelihood skills development. Funds: $100,000 Addressing violent extremism through capacity building of vulnerable and radicalised youth and their mothers, Aug 2015 – Aug 2016 Partner: PAIMAN The project aimed to prevent violent extremism through conflict mapping, de-radicalisation, and gender responsive early warning and early response systems. The project engaged provincial and local government officials, the police, media and community organisations. Outcomes: Five female and three male trainers were trained in psychological analysis, identity, peace- building, mediation, and citizenship. This paved the way for de-radicalisation training of vulnerable youth. Funds: $100,359.00 Multi-Donor Trust Fund (MDTF- BA) for Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Federally Administered Tribal Areas, and Baluchistan – Border Areas, April 2010-Dec 2020 Partners: Bank administered, other funders are Denmark, EU, Finland, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Sweden, Turkey, UK, and USA. Pakistan The Fund was established at the request of the Government of Pakistan to support response to the Post Crisis Needs Assessment, a 10-year development, peace building and stabilisation plan for Pakistan’s border regions with Afghanistan. It aims to support a responsive and transparent state that is stable, consultative and trusted by its citizens. Gender mainstreaming and are key cross-cutting themes. Outcomes: The education and economic outcomes are addressing drivers of conflict, violence and instability in the region. Funds: $56.3 million (USD$49 million of the total SD$245.3 million)
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