In order to continue raising awareness on gender among GIZ staff in Rwanda, the One Mainstreaming team in collaboration with Peer Educators are organising different sessions on gender ( debates about whether or not affirmative action is something useful or not to promote gender equity) in different programmes of GIZ Rwanda.
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Themes
Agenda 2030 - SDG 5
Biodiversity
Climate Change
Communicating Gender
Digitilization/ICT
E-skills for women and girls
Economic Empowerment
Education
Energy
Female leadership
Finance
Food Security
Gender and Religion
Governance
Health
human rights
Internal Gender Mainstreaming Activities
LGBTI
Migration and Refugees
Other
Peace and Security
Political Participation
Rural Development
Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Harassment (SEAH)
Urban Development
Violence Against Women
Water