Decentralisation, Gender and Peacebuilding 2016
In 2016, The Hague Academy conducted three pieces of training in Burundi, through a combination of mini-lectures, group discussions, self-assessment/analysis, cases studies and action plans.
Objectives
- Improve the performance of public administration, the justice at the local level and encourage and enhance interaction/collaboration between these institutions and the main non-state actors. As result, the level of human security will increase.
- The project focused on the 6 Joint Security Committees (CMS) regrouping (administrations, police, justice, security committees) in the communes of Isare, Mutimbuzi, Mukike, Mabayi, Murwi and Bukinayana.
Activities
30 participants were trained on:
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