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Name | Macolese |
Surname | Setaka |
Country | Lesotho |
Give a short history of the leader | I started in 2015,i became strong just after meeting with genderlinks I couldn’t face up the challenges that come my way |
Objectives | I want see everyone in my ed having electricity and water and violence should stop |
Key activities | a person should have good qualities in order to be a concelor and have a good heart and humble to the community,a person should be able to help other people in need |
Key challenges | women would be pushed away whenever there is an opportunity in the community, they would be denied an opportunity to make decisions |
Results |
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Change at the individual level | my husband now respect my opinion and decisions I take, unlike before |
Evidence of change at the individual level | I am very brave now I can stand for my self and I have improved my self esteem mateboho setaka can comfirm all this |
Change at the household level | Mateboho Setaka can confirm that my family is very happy and at peace now than before |
Evidence of change at the household level | mabokang once talked about me on moaforika fm,she was talking about how iam being a good leader |
Change at institutional level | mabokang can confirm it as a likoting association chairperson |
Evidence of change at institutional level | mabokang can confirm it as a likoting association chairperson |
Change at a policy level | women now know their rights they know that they also have a say in every decision |
Evidence of change at a policy level | Mathato Hlotho is a village person she can confirms it |
Capacity building | by making the community summit and talk to people and try to show and enlighten them about gender equality |
Lessons learned and shared | I have leaned that being a councilor you have to be trustworthy and honest |
Next Steps | I would like to see clinics,water and electricity served well in my community |
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— Gender Links (@GenderLinks) March 5, 2025