We successfully conducted an Inclusive Forum for Youth and Women, focusing on their critical role in peacebuilding initiatives. This forum brought together key stakeholders, particularly women and youth, to engage in discussions on mediation, conflict resolution, and fostering dialogue. Their contributions are vital in creating sustainable peace and unity within our community.
The BWDO Women’s Development Organization has made significant contributions to women’s involvement in peacekeeping and conflict resolution. They have effectively promoted peace, reconciliation, and conflict resolution in the Bardale district. Women have played an important role in peacebuilding, serving as the center of society and a symbol of peace and unity. Women are, in fact, …
We are glad to announce that the BWDO team had the opportunity to participate in an important debate event on child rights and responsibility conducted in Baidoa Town. This event brought together a variety of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) and government institutions, all dedicated to improving the protection and wellbeing of children in our communities. …
Today, 29th July 2024, we were delighted to be part of a coordination meeting in Baidoa facilitated by ACTED. The discussions focused on the current NABAD project being implemented across districts in South West State. A significant part of the meeting highlighted the crucial role of women in peacebuilding and their relentless efforts towards fostering …
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We are excited to share that we have successfully concluded a 3-day capacity-building training on peacebuilding and conflict resolution for community peace mediators in Berdale Town. This session was especially significant as it empowered women with the skills to be at the forefront of solving disputes in our society. Through engaging workshops and practical exercises, …
We are delighted to have participated in the Advocacy Digital Skills Training, which was recently concluded as Batch 5 over a span of three days. This training, organized by EFASOM in Baidoa Town, provided valuable insights and skills crucial for effective advocacy in the digital age. Some of the topics covered included SPSS, Photoshop, and …
On 18 May 2024, Bay women development organization in partnership with Taakulo Somali Community had the opportunity of conducting women led-village discussion on role of women in grassroots peacebuilding in Berdale District. The discussions aimed to emphasise the importance of women taking a lead role in peace and reconciliation which marks a significant milestone for …
We are glad to participate in the civil society organizations’ consultative roundtable on public participation in municipal governance. Citizens’ engagement in decision-making processes is one of the requirements of a democratic system of government. Participation is vital because it guarantees that communities are involved in selecting which development agenda the government should emphasize; it also …
BWDO is thrilled to be a part of a two-day forum on human rights organized by MoWFAHRD and CSOs to monitor and report on human rights abuses and incidents, ensuring that all participants are on the same page and avoiding reporting overlaps. Thank you #minstryofwomen for the receptions.
Our female staff attended a 15-day peace building training to gain invaluable skills. They were trained in conflict analysis, conflict resolution, and trauma healing, which will allow them to become peace committee ambassadors in the community as part of the #Nabada program that will be implemented in Berdale district. Thanks to Acted and #Taakulo for …
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Bay Women Development Organization (BWDO) is a Women-led non-governmental organization committed to empowering Women, Promoting Inclusive Decision-making, and Human Rights Advocacy in Somalia.
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