Two-Day Training for Marginalized Women Held in Domar and Dimla, Nilphamari.

Mohinul Islam Sujan,Crime Reporter. A two-day training program was held in Domar and Dimla, Nilphamari, aimed at enhancing the capacity of marginalized women to engage in conflict-sensitive democratic dialogue at the grassroots level and conduct advocacy. Organized by the 'Agrojatra' project—which seeks to strengthen the economic, social, and political participation of marginalized women living in climate-vulnerable areas of Bangladesh—the training concluded on Tuesday (September 22) at the Khalisha Chapani Union Parishad hall room. The training was implemented by 'Pallishree' with the support of BMZ and NETZ Bangladesh. Mokim Chowdhury, Unit Manager of the Pallishree Agrojatra project, served as the trainer, while Advocacy Facilitator Ayesha Siddika Asha was present as the co-trainer. Prior to this, the same two-day training program had been conducted on September 14 and 15 at the Panga Matukpur Union Parishad in Domar Upazila.