Description:
The WEER Initiative is a 6-month project aimed at empowering Afghan women and non-university female students in Doghabad, District 7, Kabul. Funded by UNDP, the initiative focuses on enhancing the skills, economic opportunities, and emotional resilience of 30 direct beneficiaries through comprehensive training in computer skills (MS Office), essential soft skills for job readiness, and administrative and financial management. The program is designed to bolster their capabilities and support their personal and professional growth in a challenging environment.
Achievements:
1. Skills Development: Trained 30 women and girls in essential computer skills, including MS Office, and provided instruction in soft skills necessary for the job market, as well as administrative and financial management.
2. Economic Empowerment: Facilitated opportunities for income generation through enhanced skills, contributing to improved economic stability and self-reliance among the participants.
3. Emotional Support: Implemented measures to support the mental and emotional well-being of participants, helping them better cope with challenges and adversity.
Impact:
The WEER Initiative has had a profound impact on the target community in Doghabad, District 7, Kabul. By equipping 30 women and girls with critical computer and soft skills, the project has significantly improved their employability and capacity for income generation. The administrative and financial management training has enabled participants to better manage resources and pursue entrepreneurial ventures. Additionally, the focus on mental and emotional support has enhanced their resilience, enabling them to handle personal and professional challenges more effectively. Overall, the initiative has fostered greater empowerment and self-sufficiency among Afghan women and girls, contributing to their overall well-being and potential for positive community impact.