Activity name Funding Amount Activity description and Objectives Myanmar: Capacity- building $2 million, Paung Sie Facility (PSF) funds CSO activities that for women’s roles in conflict 2015-2017 directly contribute to social cohesion and resolution and harmony. $1.97 million, building - 2017-2018 Myanmar: Alliance for $849,194, Project aimed to secure greater participation of Gender Inclusion in the 2015-2017 women in peace negotiations and to ensure the Process (through outcomes of the peace process are gender Peace Support Fund) inclusive. (Nyein (Shalom) Foundation, Gender and Development Initiative, WON/ WIN-Peace). Myanmar: Promoting of USD $119, 579, The project established a cadre of peace-making towards establishment 2015-2016 leaders to train other community members to of peaceful and stable engage in peer education within their society in the Rakhine State communities. (Rakhine Women’s Union). Sri Lanka: Women $37,400.00, The Association of War Affected Women held Taking Leadership in 2016-2017 workshops on conflict resolution, post-conflict Post-War Reconciliation. peace building and transitional justice. Pakistan: Increasing $100.000, The PAIMAN Alumni Trust (a local CSO) provided women’s leadership capacity 2016-2017 training for 150 women on leadership, conflict in peace- building in local resolution, peace building, and livelihood skills communities. development. Pakistan: Addressing $100,359, The activity aimed to prevent violent extremism violent extremism through 2015-2016 through conflict mapping, de-radicalisation, and capacity building of gender responsive vulnerable and radicalised warning and early response systems. and their mothers. Afghanistan: Towards $3.3 million, Project aims were to strengthen and expand Institutional Development 2014-2017 women’s networks and to increase opportunities and Stability (Afghan for rural and urban Afghan women to influence and Women’s Network). contribute to decision-making.
Activity name Funding Amount Activity description and Objectives Myanmar: Capacity- building for women’s roles in conflict resolution and building - $2 million, 2015-2017 $1.97 million, 2017-2018 Paung Sie Facility (PSF) funds CSO activities that directly contribute to social cohesion and harmony. Myanmar: Alliance for Gender Inclusion in the Process (through Peace Support Fund) (Nyein (Shalom) Foundation, Gender and Development Initiative, WON/ WIN-Peace). $849,194, 2015-2017 Project aimed to secure greater participation of women in peace negotiations and to ensure the outcomes of the peace process are gender inclusive. Myanmar: Promoting of towards establishment of peaceful and stable society in the Rakhine State (Rakhine Women’s Union). USD $119, 579, 2015-2016 The project established a cadre of peace-making leaders to train other community members to engage in peer education within their communities. Sri Lanka: Women Taking Leadership in Post-War Reconciliation. $37,400.00, 2016-2017 The Association of War Affected Women held workshops on conflict resolution, post-conflict peace building and transitional justice. Pakistan: Increasing women’s leadership capacity in peace- building in local communities. $100.000, 2016-2017 The PAIMAN Alumni Trust (a local CSO) provided training for 150 women on leadership, conflict resolution, peace building, and livelihood skills development. Pakistan: Addressing violent extremism through capacity building of vulnerable and radicalised and their mothers. $100,359, 2015-2016 The activity aimed to prevent violent extremism through conflict mapping, de-radicalisation, and gender responsive warning and early response systems. Afghanistan: Towards Institutional Development and Stability (Afghan Women’s Network). $3.3 million, 2014-2017 Project aims were to strengthen and expand women’s networks and to increase opportunities for rural and urban Afghan women to influence and contribute to decision-making.
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