Health Rights of Women Assessment Instrument (HeRWAI) Users Workspace is now online

The HeRWAI Users Workspace has been created for HeRWAI users to facilitate knowledge exchange between the different users of different countries and is now online on the Human Rights Impact Resource Centre.

The Human Rights Impact Resource Centre is created by Aim for human rights in collaboration with many human rights professionals worldwide. It provides centralised access to a broad range of information and expertise on human rights impact assessment (HRIA). Users with varying interests and expertise can find relevant documents, discuss new developments and contribute to the growing HRIA knowledge base.

The HeRWAI Users Workspace includes:

• Latest information on HeRWAI, the strategic tool to enhance lobbying activities for better implementation of women's health rights. A HeRWAI analysis links what actually happens with what should happen according to the human rights obligations of a country;
• Upcoming HeRWAI trainings and a list of past HeRWAI trainings;
• A list of HeRWAI trainers worldwide available to provide HeRWAI introductory trainings.

An addtional new feature to the HeRWAI workspace is the HeRWAI Events Calendar, which provides detailed information on HeRWAI activities and events.

Visit the HeRWAI Users Workspace on www.humanrightsimpact.org

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