August 2023

NEWA in partnership with the Malala Fund organized a two days training for establishing national girls’ peace forum

Network of Ethiopian Women’s Associations (NEWA) is implementing a project entitled “Girls Led Peace Initiative” with the Ethiopian Education Champion (ECN) under the Joint Action Girls (JAG). As part of the project activity, the Networks of Ethiopian Women’s Associations in partnership with the Malala Fund organized a two days training for establishing national girls’ peace forum. The main goal of the initiative is to incubate a girl-led peace initiative that enables Girls to have a voice, representation and leadership in the national peacebuilding process. In her welcoming speech, NEWA’s Executive Directress Mrs. Saba Gebremedhin noted that the aim of the establishment is to ensure a better coordination and active engagement of stakeholders in the national girls’ peace forum. Delegated of Girl’s from nine regions and two city administrations attended in the establishment of the peace forum.

NEWA in partnership with UN WOMEN conducted training on transformative leadership and decision-making skills for women leaders in civil society organizations Network of Ethiopian Women’s Associations (NEWA) in partnership with UN WOMEN in Ethiopia is conducting a training on transformative leadership and decision-making skills for women leaders in civil society organizations. The main goal of this training is to enhance the capacity of women leaders in CSO become influential and transformational leaders with improved abilities to effectively tackle challenges including gender inequality and injustice. It will also create networking opportunities and enhance collaborations among women leaders of different CSOs. The training will continue for two days in Adama town.

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NEWA in partnership with UN WOMEN conducted training on transformative leadership and decision-making skills for women leaders in civil society organizations

NEWA in partnership with UN WOMEN conducted training on transformative leadership and decision-making skills for women leaders in civil society organizations

NEWA in partnership with UN WOMEN conducted training on transformative leadership and decision-making skills for women leaders in civil society organizations Network of Ethiopian Women’s Associations (NEWA) in partnership with UN WOMEN in Ethiopia is conducting a training on transformative leadership and decision-making skills for women leaders in civil society organizations. The main goal of this training is to enhance the capacity of women leaders in CSO become influential and transformational leaders with improved abilities to effectively tackle challenges including gender inequality and injustice. It will also create networking opportunities and enhance collaborations among women leaders of different CSOs. The training will continue for two days in Adama town.

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With the support of the European Union (EU), NEWA in partnership with Oxfam-GB conducted the second Advisory Panel meeting on an Action Research project

The second advisory panel meeting held - EU

With the support of the European Union (EU), NEWA in partnership with Oxfam-GB conducted the second Advisory Panel meeting on an Action Research project NEWA is implementing an action research project titled: “Determining Ethiopian Women’s Status and Priorities: An Action Research Project” with financial support from the EUD-EU- External Action Services, jointly implemented with OXFAM GB. The overall objective of the research project is to contribute to the improvement of equality and women’s empowerment through evidence generation. Further, the expected outcomes of the project are 1) National survey and qualitative research on the current status, priorities, needs, and asks of Ethiopian women conducted, and a report produced and 2) Research and advocacy capacity of women associations and structures enhanced. This research project has its own management and coordination structure. One of the structures is the high-level advisory panel (HLAP) which comprises people from Ministry of women and social affairs (MoWSA), Ethiopian Statistics Service (ESS), Ministry of Plan and Development, Ministry of Education and OXFAM GB. The major tasks of the advisory panel is overseeing the overall activity of the survey.NEWA held the first advisory panel meeting on June 6/2023. The agenda of the first meeting was establishing the advisory panel for the national survey of Ethiopian women, selecting the chairperson and secretary of the advisory panel and approving the ToR of the advisory panel. Also discussed on the survey project methods prepared by the consultant of the survey. The panel provides inputs and comments. The panel members have also attended the national consultative meeting on the same agenda and gathered inputs to enhance the team and tools. The second advisory panel meeting held on August 10/ 2023 to collect valuable inputs and comments to improve the survey methodology and tools and to approve the inception report of the national survey.

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