The document outlines a plan to promote girls' education in rural areas through several initiatives: understanding traditional values around girls' education; creating Village Education Committees made up of parents to establish primary schools; developing local women and men as community education promoters; cultivating young women leaders; and adapting rules to appoint female teachers for community-supported schools. The plan aims to build partnerships between communities and the government education system.

2. BY CREATING
UNDERSTANDING
• UNDERSTAND THE TRADITIONAL VALUE SYSTEM
RELATED TO GIRLS EDUCATION, LAUNCH A PROCESS OF
STUDYING THE GOVERNMENT SYSTEM OF EDUCATION,
IDENTIFYING THE GAPS, RESTRICTIONS, AND
OPPORTUNITIES FOR BUILDING PARTNERSHIPS.

3. VILLAGE EDUCATION
COMMITTEES VECS
• CREATE AND DEVELOP COMMUNITY SUPPORT, ORGANIZE THE
PARENTS OF GIRL CHILD AS VILLAGE EDUCATION COMMITTEES VECS,
FOR PROMOTION AND ESTABLISHING RURAL GIRL’S PRIMARY
SCHOOLS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH GOVERNMENT EDUCATION
SYSTEM.

4. LOCAL WOMEN AND MEN
AS COMMUNITY
EDUCATION PROMOTERS
• CREATE AND DEVELOP A CADRE OF LOCAL WOMEN AND
MEN AS COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROMOTERS AND
BUILD PARTNERSHIPS BETWEEN GOVERNMENT AND
COMMUNITIES OF PARENTS OF GIRL CHILD.

5. LEADERSHIP IN THE
YOUNG WOMEN
• CREATE LEADERSHIP IN THE YOUNG WOMEN TO
INSPIRE AND INFLUENCE MORE YOUNG PEOPLE TO TAKE
THE ROLE IN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROCESSES.

6. APPOINTMENT OF
FEMALE TEACHERS
• ADAPT SERVICE RULES FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF
FEMALE TEACHERS FOR A COMMUNITY
SUPPORTED SCHOOL.

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