Ministerial meeting at Delhi
The Bhutanese Delegates lead by Hon’ble Lyonpo Dorji Choden, Ministry of Work and Human Settlement, Chairperson National Commission for women and Children attended the Technical meeting and the 4th Ministerial meeting organized by the South Asian Initiative to End Violence Against Children (SAIEVAC) hosted by the Ministry of Women and Child Development, Government of India from 9-11 May, 2016 in New Delhi.
The technical meeting reviewed the progress of 10 years of SAIEVAC. Presented some of the good practices in the region such as the Track Child and Khoya Paya: ICT initiatives to track missing child,ChildLine 1098- India’s safety net for children.
In the Ministerial meeting each member state’s minister made their statement followed by the adoption of the recommendations of the 4th Ministerial meeting.
All Updates
- Orientation program-JSW School of Law
- Orientation program to the Community based and School Based Child Protection Committees.
- Training of Trainer-Dekyid Thuendrel
- "Empowering Communities to Address Violence Against Children" A pilot project in 3 Dzongkhags
- Training of Thimphu Thromde Community Mentors and School Trainers on the Dekyid Thuendrel- Parenting without Violence Toolkit
- Orientation and Coordination Meeting with Community Members.
- Pilot test on the Parenting without Violence (PwV)Toolkit in Thimphu
- Training on Introduction to Basic Concepts, Methods and tools for Gender Mainstreaming
- Specialized Service Providers ( counselors )
- Four-day Booster Training for the facilitators of the Gakey Lamtoen: Bhutan's GBV Prevention Project
- Public Appeal
- Selection result for the post of a Counselor
- International Women's Day
- COVID19 Impact on Women and Children Study
- Re announcement of vacancy for the Program Officer