Description
Tuition fee
Information upon request
Language
English
Duration
3 days
Scholarship
Available based on scholarship policy
The course provides support practitioners, advocates, and decision makers with knowledge and analytical skills to integrate gender and human rights perspectives in addressing FGM/C. Participants should be able to translate the gender analysis for the abandonment of FGM/C into respectful and culturally sensitive strategies appropriate to the environments in which they work.
This course includes the following modules:
Module 1: Defining the context of FGM/C
Module 2: Gender inequality, FGM/C and VAW/G
Module 3: Change agents and sources of resistance
Module 4: Gender and FGM/C programming
Module 1: Defining the context of FGM/C
Module 2: Gender inequality, FGM/C and VAW/G
Module 3: Change agents and sources of resistance
Module 4: Gender and FGM/C programming
The course is intended for programme managers and practitioners from government and civil society organisations, the UN and other international organisations working to address FGM/C or who see opportunities to address FGM/C within their gender equality or elimination of VAWG programmes.
