About Course
Adopted on 31 October 2000, United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325 recognises the role of women in the prevention and resolution of conflicts and demands their protection. This course from the RFLD Francophone Academy presents its history, its four pillars and the resolutions that make up the Women, Peace and Security agenda.
Designed for NGOs, activists and movements in French-speaking West Africa, it takes an Afrofeminist perspective and gives you concrete tools: national action plans, community mobilisation, advocacy, and monitoring and evaluation. The course ends with a quiz that gives access to a certificate.
Full course handbook: download the PDF (in French).
Course Content
Module 1: Understanding Resolution 1325
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Women, conflict and human security
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Origins and adoption of Resolution 1325
Module 2: The pillars and the Women, Peace and Security agenda
Module 3: Taking action in West Africa
For funders and partnersPour les bailleurs et les partenaires
Fund the women who defend rights in Africa, nowFinancez maintenant les femmes qui défendent les droits en Afrique
Aid to women’s organisations is falling. RFLD moves funding fast to women-led organisations and defenders, in French and English, through a network of 1,143 member organisations in more than 35 African countries.L’aide aux organisations de femmes recule. Le RFLD achemine vite les financements vers les organisations de femmes et les défenseures, en français et en anglais, grâce à un réseau de 1 143 organisations membres dans plus de 35 pays africains.
RFLD currently serves as Co-Chair of the SEA-T Programme Advisory Council, mandated to ensure the programme’s direction, priorities, and resources are meaningfully aligned with the visions of African women-led civil society. The SEA-T Programme is funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and implemented by the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH.Le RFLD assure actuellement la coprésidence du Conseil consultatif du programme SEA-T, chargé de veiller à ce que l’orientation, les priorités et les ressources du programme soient réellement alignées sur les visions de la société civile africaine portée par les femmes. Le programme SEA-T est financé par le ministère fédéral allemand de la Coopération économique et du Développement (BMZ) et mis en œuvre par la Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH. See the partnershipVoir le partenariat
- 1,143member organisationsorganisations membres
- 35+African countriespays africains
- N°553ACHPR observer statusstatut d’observateur CADHP
- CandidPlatinum Seal of Transparency 2026Sceau de transparence Platine 2026
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