 Competitions & Call for papers
 CAWTAR frequently launches calls for papers on issues related to the Center’s activities and programs.
The objective of these competitions is to contribute to the generation of knowledge on issues pertaining to Arab women’s rights and conditions. Through these competitions the Center mainly hopes to create regional momentum for priority gender and development issues. The call for papers targets different groups such as researchers, journalists, young Arab researchers and artists.
 Training of Trainers Course on “Gender Mainstreaming in Integrated Water Resources Management in the Arab Region (October 30 2007)
The main objective of this TOT workshop is to increase the number of capable trainers and to strengthen the capacity of trainers to effectively train others in the principles of Gender and IWRM and to mainstream gender in IWRM planning and implementation in the Arab Region
This call is addressed to trainers/Capacity builders who have institutions behind them and have the capacity and the ability to organize workshops, water specialists who are gender sensitive, gender specialists with interest in water management or water experience, trainers in the Ministries ∕staff, NGOs, Training Centers, and/or trainers in universities
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Arab Women and Legislation (December 30 2007)
Within CAWTAR's preparation of the 5th Arab Women Development Report, CAWTAR launched this call for papers on "Arab Women and Legislation".
The call is addressed to all institutions, research centers, universities, individuals
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The Dynamics of Discriminatory Social Beliefs and Practices and Gender Equity in the Arabic-Speaking MENA Region: Lessons Learned in the Last 20 Years (Closed)
CAWTAR has embarked on a regional project to unpack and address social practices hindering gender equity in the Arabic speaking MENA region.
The expected outcome of this project is to extract good practices from existing programs, projects and initiatives and integrate them in a two-pronged multidisciplinary action-oriented strategy. At the regional level, the good practices will be brought to the attention of all development actors to better learn about and benefit from in developing their interventions in this field. At the sub-regional and national level, these practices will be adapted in a workbook for specialized organizations and practitioners to acquire tools to manage and use these practices to optimize the impact of their programs, projects or initiatives in this domain.
Call for Paper 
Best Practices and Women’s Role in Local Governance
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