The
project now is in its second phase and aims to improve peace, security and
democratic development in the Region of the South Caucasus via young women’s
participation in peace and security policy analysis and planning. This will be
done through the application of the international instruments such as UN
Security Council Resolutions (UNSCR) on Women, Peace and Security which is an
important mechanism for the post-conflict Region of the South Caucasus to
include women’s issues in the political and security agenda. It will be an
effective mechanism to advance more open and participatory process as well as
effective and stable security and peace building activities in the
post-conflict environment of these countries.
Within
the Project framework on August 2013, the South Caucasus Young Women Experts’
Network was established at the Regional Conference on Promoting Women’s
Participation in Peace and Security. 10 young girls, graduate and postgraduate
students with the educational background in political and social sciences from
Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan gathered in Georgia and created the South
Caucasus Network of young professionals in order to actively participate in the
Regional peace-building process.
The
project has many planned activities, among is the issuance of quarterly
electronic bulletin which will share with the wider audience the information on
peace and security aspects in the Region and beyond and women's role and
participation is conflict and post-conflict environment, in post-conflict
rehabilitation and peace building processes.
We will
be more than happy to get your opinion regarding the journal and will welcome
your participation, your views and ideas, your articles and messages on related
issues. So please feel free to contact us and share your thoughts and visions.
Thank
you for your interest and cooperation,
Nino
Lagvilava "South Caucasus Young Women Experts Network for Peace and
Security"
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