WICT
WICT The WICT Project was delivered by TWN (Lead Partner), Co-Operation Ireland, Foyle Women’s Information Network and Intercomm Ireland, all collectively known as the Women’s…
WICT
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The programme began in 2017 and was delivered in 26 communities across NI. The graduation ceremony in April 2018 celebrated the following…
Success Story
WICT The WICT Project was delivered by TWN (Lead Partner), Co-Operation Ireland, Foyle Women’s Information Network and Intercomm Ireland, all collectively known as the Women’s…
Key Focus 1 WICT The WICT Project was delivered by TWN (Lead Partner), Co-Operation Ireland, Foyle Women’s Information…
Key Focus 2 The programme began in 2017 and was delivered in 26 communities across NI. The graduation ceremony in April…
Key Focus 3 The WICT Project was delivered by TWN (Lead Partner), Co-Operation Ireland, Foyle Women’s Information Network…
Key Focus 4 For participants of this project, please review the following quizzes: 923 participants in total
Overview
WICT The WICT Project was delivered by TWN (Lead Partner), Co-Operation Ireland, Foyle Women’s Information Network and Intercomm Ireland, all collectively known as the Women’s Intervention Partnership. It was aligned to The Executive Office (TEO) Fresh Start Agreement which set out a commitment to
The programme began in 2017 and was delivered in 26 communities across NI. The graduation ceremony in April 2018 celebrated the following achievements:
Key Information
The WICT Project was delivered by TWN (Lead Partner), Co-Operation Ireland, Foyle Women’s Information Network and Intercomm Ireland, all collectively known as the Women’s Intervention Partnership. It was aligned to The Executive Office (TEO) Fresh Start Agreement which set out a commitment to increase the participation and influence of women in community development through skills-based training.
For participants of this project, please review the following quizzes: 923 participants in total
Project Legacy
The programme began in 2017 and was delivered in 26 communities across NI. The graduation ceremony in April 2018 celebrated the following achievements:
The WICT Project was delivered by TWN (Lead Partner), Co-Operation Ireland, Foyle Women’s Information Network and Intercomm Ireland, all collectively known as the Women’s Intervention Partnership. It was aligned to The Executive Office (TEO) Fresh Start Agreement which set out a commitment to increase the participation and influence of women in community development through skills-based training.
Further Support
For participants of this project, please review the following quizzes: 923 participants in total
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