As part of the Seoul YWCA’s Myanmar Women's Empowering Project, the
Women Development Center in Thanduanggyi, has been successfully extended. Furthermore,
a baseline survey will be carried out in July. It aims to gather information
about the basic living standards of the residents and their demand for
vocational training. From June 22 to 23, Myanmar YWCA conducted training of enumerators
using Messenger Rooms, an online conference platform, due to the ban on
inter-regional travel and gatherings in the village, which are the
countermeasures against Covid-19.
Ten young people who are fluent in Bwe Karen language, Myanmar language
and proficient in Internet use were selected as local enumerators for the
baseline survey.
National YWCA of Myanmar shared the goal and details of the “Myanmar
Women's Empowering Project” with enumerators. In addition, they were trained on
survey ethics, what to do during door-to-door surveys, what should be done
(providing detailed guidance on the survey, the confidentiality of personal
information), and what should not be done (inducing responses and arbitrarily
changing responses). They will visit 300 households in Thanduanggyi in July to
conduct the survey. At the same time, group interviews will be conducted with
the female residents, local officials, and hospitality officials to lay the
groundwork for further development of Myanmar Women's Empowering Project.
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