Within the framework of the campaign on 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, we demonstrated the potential of women's leadership and self-organization in overcoming the crisis situation.
Responding to the crisis situation created by the inflow of refugees from Nagorno Karabakh to Armenia, the 16-day campaign within the framework of the "Women in Politics, Public Administration and Civil Society" project aims to show the public the potential of women's leadership and self-organization in overcoming the crisis guided by the message: “UNITE! Women's leadership is a guarantee of social cohesion."
During the campaign, we presented the women of Armenia and Nagorno Karabakh, who united and led people by their own example or initiative in the crisis situation in order to reach out with help to people in difficult situations. They are women for whom volunteerism, social activism, the desire to sympathize with and help others are an integral part of life.
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“Women in Politics, Public Administration and Civil Society” project is delivered by the UNDP in partnership with the RA Ministry of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure and OxYGen Foundation in collaboration with the UK Government’s Good Governance Fund.
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