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19 Apr
Psychosocial Support Training of Trainer (ToT) April 2024

Financial Support: ASEAN-Korean Cooperation Fund
In-kind Contribution: Singapore Health Services (SingHealth)
Target Group: Medical students and direct service providers in Cambodia (doctors, nurses, community workers and survivors’ network)

Learning objectives:
To equip trainers with a comprehensive understanding of the psychosocial impact of landmines and mental health, along with practical skills to provide comprehensive medical and mental health care for individuals and facilitate impactful, culturally sensitive educational programs

31 Jan
Regional Workshop on Promoting Gender Equality and Inclusion in ASEAN Mine Action

Regional Workshop on Promoting Gender Equality and Inclusion  in ASEAN Mine Action

Objectives

With support from Canada Fund for Local Initiatives (CFLI) and, in-kind and co-fund support from the German Federal Foreign Office through the Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining (GICHD), ARMAC aims to invite relevant organisations to share experiences and best practices on gender and diversity mainstreaming approaches in mine action, as well as to facilitate discussion on gender and diversity in the upcoming Siem Reap Action Plan of the APMBC. This will likely be facilitated by trainers from the GICHD’s Inclusive Risk Reduction Division over two days in February 2024 (Siem Reap, Cambodia).

 

The workshop will likely cover the following suggested topics:

  • Introduction to Gender and Diversity
  • Gender & Diversity Mainstreaming in Mine Action: Practical Guidance
  • Gender & Diversity in Strategic Planning and Information Management: Role of the National Authority
  • Gender & Diversity in National Mine Action Standards and Quality Management
  • How to address gender and diversity in the upcoming Siem Reap Action Plan of the APMBC
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