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Learning and Sharing
A key deliverable of both The CWEGE and the UNESCO Chair on Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment is to share our research and best practices with the world. Our work is designed to contribute to building stronger, more resilient communities where all members are empowered. A part of this effort is making our perspectives and solutions available for other stakeholders so they might also benefit. Researchers and staff at CWEGE and AMMACHI Labs participate in international events, conduct collaborations with Government bodies in India and around the world, publish reports, Best Practices, and Policy Briefs, work with Industry Leaders, and partner with UN agencies whenever possible. A key deliverable from AWESOME, our framework for mapping vulnerabilities, measuring impact, and designing interventions, is to empower all stakeholders with the tools and capacities to most benefit society.
FROM THE UNESCO CHAIR IN WOMEN’S EMPOWERMENT AND GENDER EQUALITY MANDATE
The goal of this initiative is twofold: (1) to propose a framework to develop a road map for vulnerability and capacity composite maps for India; simultaneously. (2) to develop an academic program on vulnerability and capacity mapping with an emphasis on gender equality and women’s empowerment. Ultimately, the Centre hopes to influence the development of policy and interventional strategies in order to prevent and/or mitigate risk and reducing vulnerabilities, thus increasing the resilience of women and girls across the region. The findings will also highlight areas requiring additional resources in order to protect women and girls. There will be a separate focus on the girl child.How & Where We Share
Dr. Bhavani, the faculty, and other researchers at AMMACHI Labs + The CWEGE are frequent speakers at high-level forums regarding our work as well as contributing to national and international conversations on the areas of women’s empowerment, technological solutions for humanitarian application, 21st Century Skills in education, and sustainable development.
Collaborating and contributing to India’s government initiatives has always been a priority for us. The first project by AMMACHI Labs in 2009 was with The Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India to develop e-learning courses for vocational training. We understand that working alongside the government is an effective way to scale and sustain our efforts, and allows us to share our best practices with top officials so that they can improve their policies and schemes. Our team conducts frequent meetings with government officials towards this end.