Senior Officer in the Senegalese National Gendarmerie; the first woman pilot in the Senegalese Armed Forces and the first woman to command a Senegalese Formed Police Unit deployed on a United Nations mission.
Preparing the MOWIP Toolbox…
The MOWIP Methodology is a rigorous and innovative tool to measure the degree to which women can meaningfully participate in peace operations from the perspectives of the troop- and police-contributing countries (TPCCs).
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This Learning Brief shares lessons learned from conducting a MOWIP assessment. It provides advice to practitioners about how to conduct a MOWIP by describing key moments in the process and presenting insider advice for successful implementation.
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This Repository of Knowledge hosts best practices and lessons learned from implementing the MOWIP methodology. Its interactive design, clarifying videos and immersive content will guide you further on the MOWIP journey!
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Senior Officer in the Senegalese National Gendarmerie; the first woman pilot in the Senegalese Armed Forces and the first woman to command a Senegalese Formed Police Unit deployed on a United Nations mission.
The MOWIP Toolbox provides all data collection tools, templates and explainers necessary for conducting a MOWIP assessment, using the MOWIP Methodology.
Templates and explainers are living documents that the team may update if necessary.
All data collection tools, templates, and explainers are also downloadable individually further down this webpage.
This video presents findings and recommendations from MOWIP assessments conducted in four pilot countries and five security institutions.
Through fictional characters’ stories, it highlights how barriers to women’s meaningful participation could play out across a woman’s career course.