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ISLAMABAD: Speaking at a regional webinar on Sunday, the experts urged for governance reforms and integrated regional approaches towards identifying the challenges and threats confronting the...
As millions of Nigerian women and girls continue to grapple with different health challenges and to keep fit, WaterAid, Friday, joined a team of experts from around the world to establish new definition of menstrual health that comprehensively addresses the needs of women and girls who menstruate in order to advance gender equality and global health
Main objective of the role: The Humanitarian Coordinator (HC) works in an advisory role and in close coordination with the Country Offices, Initiatives (thematic areas), Humanitarian Action Team, project partners and disabled people’s organizations. S/he works under the guidance and supervision of the Regional Programme Manager. The Humanitarian Coordinator will support the design, implementation, monitoring, evaluation and learning of CBM’s emergency responses. S/he will take a proactive role in advising countries in the development of their country preparedness and emergency response pl...
POSITION SUMMARY SIHA is seeking a strong candidate who will lead the overall supervision of the projects implementation in the countries of Somalia, Somaliland and Djibouti . The coordinator will provide overall leadership, management and technical guidance to ensure the achievement of project objectives and delivery of project outputs across the three countries in close consultation with the regional programmes teams and partners. The ‘Programme Coordinator ’ will head the Projects teams in Somalia, Somaliland and Djibouti and provide required technical and administrative support to gui...
Credit: UN Women/Olivia Owen BANGKOK, Thailand, May 3 2021 (IPS) - The lockdowns and illnesses brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic have dramatically increased the need to care for children, the elderly and the sick. And in societies where gender inequality and biased norms persist, most of this burden has fallen on women, many of whom have had to leave their regular jobs with no idea of when they can return. Actually, the pandemic has merely exacerbated the existing stereotypes about the role of women, who are reflexively expected to take care of their family members, house chores, and myria...