Foundation holds training on evidence-based advocacy for transitional justice in Maiduguri
The training, held by the non-governmental organization, NGO, at the Hajja Mangal Memorial Hall, was conducted in collaboration with UKAID.
Executive Director and Founder of the Allamin Foundation, Hajiya Hamsatu Allamin, while welcoming participants, said that the training was aimed at identifying major issues and challenges in implementing transitional justice.
She emphasised the importance of harmonizing these issues with the foundation’s mission and vision, highlighting the global scope of the project with over 36 countries and 500 members involved.
The training focused on identifying specific advocacy approaches and strategies based on evidence to strengthen capacities and will for transitional justice in Borno state’
Dr. Lawan Balami, a Monitoring & Evaluation Consultant, presented on survivor-centered approaches, objectives, components, and importance of transitional justice. He also discussed conflict survivors, restoration, rehabilitation, healing, and evidence-based advocacy.
Also, Barr. Samuel Orahii, a Transitional Justice Consultant, presented on understanding transitional justice, the role of evidence-based advocacy, and developing an evidence-based advocacy strategy.
Group work sessions focused on identifying evidence sources, developing advocacy strategies, and tools for engagement were also done.
The training concluded with group presentations on advocacy strategies and tools, monitoring and evaluation, and a photo session.
