Evaluering
SAIH Programme Evaluation- Education to Strengthen Women’s Social and Political Participation in South Africa 2010-2012
The Programme, Education to strengthen Women’s Social and Political Participation in South-Africa, builds on a previous programme with the same partner organisations, running from 2006-2008 with funding via FOKUS Telethon Campaign. In 2008/9 SAIH and the partners revised the programme. This included alterations of the programme goal and strengthening the collaborative efforts. The programme was piloted in 2009 and then continued for the current cycle, 2010 – 2012. The purpose of this programme is to educate young women to enable their political and social participation for the realisation of their own rights. The programme aims for young women to know their rights, to understand the social and political context for claiming their rights, and to actively use their knowledge to achieve social justice in their own and other women's lives.While this evaluation focuses on 2010 to the present (June 2012), the initial project applications, activities and outcomes of 2009 are included for historical relevance and to track the development of programme activities within the three organisations.