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WOMAN IN REPAIR

Empowering women through technical skills and independence. Our Woman in Repair program aims to equip women with practical repair and maintenance skills, enabling them to become self-sufficient and create economic opportunities for themselves and their communities.

Women in repair

15th – 17th Nov 2023

The project brought together 16 women who were trained on phone and inventor repair over a specific period. The training covered various aspects of repair, including troubleshooting, disassembling, reassembling, and testing devices to ensure they were functioning correctly. The participants were also taught about safety measures to take when handling electronic devices during repair.

On the third day of the project, an exhibition was held, which was attended by 35 participants. The exhibition showcased the skills and knowledge acquired by the women during the training. Participants displayed repaired phones and inventors, demonstrating their newly acquired skills. The exhibition provided an opportunity for the trainees to interact with other professionals in the field, exchange ideas, and build networks that could lead to future collaborations.

PA's space served as the venue for the project's training and exhibition. PA's space is a well-known hub for innovation and creativity, providing a conducive environment for learning and experimentation. The space was equipped with all the necessary tools and equipment required for the training, ensuring that the participants had a hands-on experience during the training sessions.

ROG Agency's support for the project is a testament to its commitment to promoting gender equality in various sectors. By funding this initiative, ROG Agency has helped provide an opportunity for women to acquire new skills and knowledge in a field that has traditionally been dominated by men. The German government's funding of the project is also commendable as it demonstrates its recognition of the importance of empowering women economically through skills development.

CIC's role in providing training for the project was crucial to its success. With its expertise in training and capacity building, CIC was able to equip the participants with the necessary skills required to excel in phone and inventor repair. The training sessions were interactive and practical, enabling participants to learn through doing.

CC4D's leadership of the project ensured that all partners worked together towards achieving a common goal. As the lead partner, CC4D was responsible for coordinating all activities related to the project, including planning, implementation, and monitoring. CC4D's experience in managing similar projects enabled it to provide effective leadership throughout the project's duration.

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The project aimed to educate youths on utilizing renewable solar energy and up-cycling e-waste within the Omugo Rhino Camp Refugee Settlement. It was a collaborative effort involving teachers and students from St. Luke Widi Secondary School.

The activity took place at the AVIS office in Omugo, providing a conducive environment for learning and practical demonstrations.

The primary goal of the project was to empower the youth with knowledge and skills in renewable energy technologies, specifically focusing on solar inverters. By incorporating e-waste up-cycling, the initiative also promoted environmental sustainability within the refugee settlement.

The project involved hands-on workshops where participants learned how to build solar inverters using recycled materials. This practical approach not only enhanced their technical skills but also instilled a sense of creativity and innovation.

Through this project, the youths were able to grasp the concepts of solar energy utilization and e-waste management. They gained valuable experience in constructing solar inverters, which could potentially benefit the community by providing clean and sustainable energy solutions.

The Building a Solar Inverter Project in Omugo Rhino Camp Refugee Settlement successfully engaged teachers and students in promoting renewable energy awareness and e-waste upcycling. By empowering the youth with practical skills, the project contributed to a more sustainable future for the community.

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