The recent deadly floods in Pakistan has increased our engagement in flood response activities. However things at our our end are running smoothly.
You must recall that in April 2010 we had conducted a community organising training here for Cordaid.They are already using these approaches in their work and have also conducted a one day session for their new team. I even saw a big poster in their office with the CO frame/process. They liked the approach very much and have asked Cavish our NGO to train their new staff who are working on an education project".
I am currently designing the training and would impart it as a four-day session from October 4 to 8, 2010 for 24 staff members of Cordaid. I am planning to do a video report of the training and would involve Shahnawaz who has been trained in the SEAPCP Community video workshop last April 2010 in Malaysia.
Today we had a seminar on the "role of police in ending violence against women" where Shahnawaz with the support of another camera-man documented the process by Video. Now based on this we will develop a video report of this activity and will share it with all of you.
So we are not only using the approach in our work but also training others. This way the SEAPCP support in building our capacity in CO processes is also supporting Cavish to generate some financial resources through rendering such type of consulting services to others. This way we are getting multiple benefits!
By: Hassan, CAVISH, Pakistan
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