A Survey of Nongovernmental Organization
Programs Serving Women in Afghanistan
“For the first time, I’m seeing women standing alongside women,
protecting each other, defending each other. There is a women’s conscience
developing in Afghanistan, and a grassroots movement that is allowing women
to be active in the political process that didn’t exist before. Before,
there was simply a minority of elite women at the top, with no structure behind
them. The political processes we’ve put in place have allowed the emergence
of a grassroots movement, allowing women solidarity and strength.”
--Rina Amiri
Political Affairs Officer
United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan
(UNAMA)
Part 1: SURVEY OVERVIEW AND ANALYSIS
Part 2: DIRECTORY OF PROJECTS
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