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On 3 June 2015 Neftchala Women's Resource Center was opened in the framework of the Project “Economic and Social Empowerment of Young and Disabled Women in economic and social life" implemented together with the State Committee for Family, Women and Children Affairs, the Coca-Cola Foundation. The goal of the Women's Resource Center is to ensure active participation of women in Neftchala, to enhance professional skills and knowledge of women, prioritizing, and to prioritize Neftchala`s economic, business and social componentns.
"Empowerment of Young and Disabled Women in the economic and social life" project has been implemented since January 2015 in Neftchala. The overall objective of the project is to provide necessary support to increase the knowledge and skills of Neftchala’s women to take an active part in economic and social life, to implement successful gender policy and to assist women in the economy life and provide employment for women with disabilities.
In the framework of the project, series trainings on real-life knowledge and business skills to local women has been held. "Create your own business" training to 60 young and disabled women in the villages of Baku and Neftchala, and round table discussions were organized to support active participation of women in social life.
Additionally, upon the accomplishing of the respective trainings, competitive selection of submitted business ideas and business plans was implemented where the awarded women will launch their businesses in upcoming months.
On 3 June 2015 Neftchala Women's Resource Center was opened in the framework of the Project “Economic and Social Empowerment of Young and Disabled Women in economic and social life" implemented together with the State Committee for Family, Women and Children Affairs, the Coca-Cola Foundation. The goal of the Women's Resource Center is to ensure active participation of women in Neftchala, to enhance professional skills and knowledge of women, prioritizing, and to prioritize Neftchala`s economic, business and social componentns.
"Empowerment of Young and Disabled Women in the economic and social life" project has been implemented since January 2015 in Neftchala. The overall objective of the project is to provide necessary support to increase the knowledge and skills of Neftchala’s women to take an active part in economic and social life, to implement successful gender policy and to assist women in the economy life and provide employment for women with disabilities.
In the framework of the project, series trainings on real-life knowledge and business skills to local women has been held. "Create your own business" training to 60 young and disabled women in the villages of Baku and Neftchala, and round table discussions were organized to support active participation of women in social life.
Additionally, upon the accomplishing of the respective trainings, competitive selection of submitted business ideas and business plans was implemented where the awarded women will launch their businesses in upcoming months.
Female professionals in the Southern and Eastern Mediterranean region experience significant obstacles to their participation in the justice sector. Barriers include discriminatory legal frameworks, gender-biased enforcement, limited justice sector capacity, and social and cultural norms that perpetuate inequalities.
Yet women are finding ways to overcome these hurdles, and several countries have seen ground-breaking developments. In Morocco, women justice professionals were instrumental in reforming the Personal Status Law. Jordan’s women judges represented 18% of the judicial corps in 2014 – a number that has been steadily increasing since the first female judge was appointed in 1996. Tunisia was already a regional leader in 2010, with women justice professionals accounting for 42.8% of judges.
theater accent
The Theater Accent is a since 1989 existing stage, it was founded by the Vienna Chamber of Labour in the framework of Adolf Czettel-educational center in the 4th district of Vienna Wieden (Theresianumgasse 18).
Main entrance Theresianum alley (2014)
View from Anton Benya Park (1996)
History
The theater was built on the grounds of the former Palais Nathaniel Rothschild as succession building of Franz-Domes home. Its foundation was described as a special concern of individual leading functionaries of the Chamber of Labour. The postmodern architectural style by architect Rudolf Jarosch initially was discussed controversially and, for example, referred to as a "functionary Baroque" or Palazzo Prozzo. The house (without own ensemble) but has established itself as a fixture in the cultural life of Vienna. Three theater halls (the actual theater with proscenium stage and 455 seats, the podium, an auditorium with 384 seats and the studio) are available. The programming focuses on current social topics: theater, concerts, cabaret, children's events, readings but also intercultural programs are offered. A mix of well-known artists and young talents yielded in 2008 an occupancy rate of 86.06% and a capital coverage ratio of 71%.
Theater Akzent
Das Theater Akzent ist eine seit 1989 bestehende, von der Wiener Arbeiterkammer im Rahmen des Adolf Czettel-Bildungszentrums gegründete Bühne im 4. Wiener Gemeindebezirk Wieden (Theresianumgasse 18).
Haupteingang Theresianumgasse (2014)
Blick vom Anton-Benya-Park (1996)
Geschichte
Das Theater wurde auf den Gründen des ehemaligen Palais Nathaniel Rothschild als Nachfolgebau des Franz-Domes-Heims errichtet. Seine Gründung wurde als besonderes Anliegen einzelner führender AK-Funktionäre beschrieben. Der postmoderne Baustil des Architekten Rudolf Jarosch wurde zunächst kontrovers diskutiert und etwa als „Funktionärsbarock“ oder Palazzo Prozzo bezeichnet. Das Haus (ohne eigenes Ensemble) konnte sich aber als Fixpunkt im Wiener Kulturleben etablieren. Drei Theatersäle (das eigentliche Theater mit Guckkastenbühne und 455 Plätzen, das Podium, ein Veranstaltungssaal mit 384 Sitzplätzen und das Studio) stehen zur Verfügung. Die Programmierung fokussiert auf aktuelle gesellschaftliche Themen: Theater, Konzerte, Kabarett, Kinderveranstaltungen, Lesungen aber auch interkulturelle Programme werden geboten. Ein Mix von bekannten Künstlern und Nachwuchstalenten erbrachte 2008 eine Auslastung von 86,06 % und einen Eigendeckungsgrad von 71 %.
The hardworking team behind the preparation of the United Nations Development Assistance Framework (UNDAF)
Josep Borrell, Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs, Former Italian and French Prime ministers, Giuliano Amato and Jean-Marc Ayrault, Louise Arbour, UN Special Representative for International Migration supported by more than 30 well-know international academics send message in New York that the world still needs migrants.
Calling on world leaders in the context of the UN General Assembly, European think tank The Foundation for European Progressive Studies (FEPS) presented its groundbreaking strategy for a new global migration policy based on the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration
Taking place after the Salzburg EU summit, where EU leaders showed their unity on Brexit and their division on migration, the Call for a different migration offered for the first time a global progressive narrative. This counter narrative by opposition to the current debate on migration assumes in particular, to use and define clearly such words as borders, security or identity, which have been captured by right wing populists for so long now. Contributors underlined also how leaders such Orban or Salvini have been instrumentalising migration for their nationalist cause and are not looking for a solution.
More info: www.feps-europe.eu/resources/news/271-international-progr...
The remains of Aram Manoukian's former home - founder of first Republic of Armenia. He lived and died in this house while working to save refugees pouring in from Western Armenia because of the Genocide.