Community Development for Progress Organization (CDPO), in partnership with the International Organization for Migration (IOM), distributed women's dignity kits in Hemida area, Bileil locality, South Darfur State, on February 15, 2023.










Violence against women has increased dramatically in several localities in South Darfur State, reaching the point of women being killed simply for carrying a mobile phone.
The Together to Prevent Violence initiative, in partnership with the Community Development for Progress Organization, held discussion sessions on the psychological effects of violence against women and on combating violence against women in the areas of Bulbul, Abu Jazu, Abu Ajoura, Al-Hilla Al-Hamira in Al-Salam locality, South Darfur State.








Rehaid Al-Berdi Youth Association, in partnership with the Community Development for Progress Organization, held a series of workshops and discussion sessions on peacebuilding, strengthening democratic development, and empowering women and youth in Rehaid Al-Bardi in December 2022.












The Rehaid Al-Berdi Youth Association, in partnership with the Community Development for Progress Organization, held a series of workshops and discussion sessions on peacebuilding, promoting democratic institutions, and empowering women and youth in Rehaid Al-Berdi in December 2022.












The Witness Center_Darfur24, in partnership with the Community Development for Progress Organization, presented the "Accelerating the Delivery of Peace Voices" project, training journalists, media professionals, and activists from localities in South Darfur State to enhance peace opportunities through early warning and news dissemination that contributes to consolidating social peace.






Together for Peaceful Coexistence Initiative in Rehaid Al-Berdi, in partnership with the Community Development Organization, conducted a three-day workshop on peacebuilding and peaceful coexistence, from September 28 to October 1, with funding amounting to (385,000) Sudanese pounds.







The United Women’s Movement Initiative, with the assistance of the Preparatory Committee for Tea Sellers in Nyala, and in partnership with the Community Development Organization and with the support of the Saveworld Organization, implemented 10 grassroots sessions for tea sellers in Nyala to nominate their representatives to the founding conference of the Tea Sellers Union in Nyala.
The first founding conference for tea sellers was held yesterday, Saturday, October 9, 2021, with the attendance and participation of more than 100 women who were promoted from the grassroots sessions. Ms. Haja Al-Sanousi was elected president of the Tea Sellers Union, along with 12 members of the executive committee, through a free and direct election. The total funding amounted to 422,500 Sudanese pounds.












The Women's Union Initiative, in partnership with the Community Development Organization, implemented three forums to advocate for women's issues in the Al-Jir and Dreij neighborhoods of Nyala and Kass in South Darfur State, from September 25 to October 2, with funding amounting to (356,500) Sudanese pounds.








The Trust Organization, in partnership with the Community Development Organization, conducted dialogues on reconciliation and recovery in the areas of Beli Sereif, Al-Malm, Kass, and Mirshing from September 23 to 30, with partial funding of (104,000) Sudanese pounds.




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