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Gender Mainstreaming and Human Rights 2008 (Aug 18 - 22 2008)Start DateAugust 18 2008End DateAugust 22 2008LocationArusha, Tanzania Event summaryAccording to the organisers of this workshop, MS Training Centre for Development Cooperation, by the end of the course participants will have developed an understanding of the key principles of a rights-based approach to gender, obtained knowledge about the concepts of equality and gender mainstreaming, explored power relations and barriers to asserting rights by marginalised groups, and will have acquired skills in gender analysis and gender mainstreaming. The course content includes:
Click here for more information about the course. Registration InformationThis course is designed for coordinators and programme officers in development organisations, senior and middle level managers in development institutions, technical staff in local governments, and development agencies. Fee: single room US$490; shared double US$ 415. The course fee includes registration, tuition, course materials, transport to and from Kilimanjaro International Airport / Arusha Town, excursions, and full boarding and lodging at MS-TCDC. Click here to register online. Click here to download the application form in PDF format. ContactMS Training Centre for Development Cooperation (MSTCDC)
P.O. Box 254
Arusha
Tanzania
Tel: +255 (0)27 255 3837/8/9
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