The celebration of the International Women’s Day 2018 by the GIZ Forest an Environment Program, ProPFE in Cameroon is fueled by global movements for women’s rights, equality and justice like #MeToo. On the base of a movie screening “North Country” a discussion about sexualized power and harassment at the workplace is realized. The cinema atmosphere will lead to awareness discussions of “Culture of respect and banning sexualized power and harassment” at the workplace. The event is addressed to GIZ ProPFE staff as well as partners in all three decentralized offices of ProPFE Cameroon.
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Communicating Gender
Digitilization/ICT
E-skills for women and girls
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Female leadership
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Gender Transformative Approach
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human rights
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Rural Development
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