Michael,
I just want to say that I am really happy to see RTP enter the competition and am really curious to learn more about your work in Pakistan/ Afghanistan. It seems to me that there are probably real insights that could be gleaned about both youth with disabilities and gender inclusion from this settings - do you have any strategies that you could share that might help other groups that are struggling to successfully include these target audiences in settings where there is not necessarily a supportive environment to do so. I am also curious to know more about how you guys try to "go local" as you cited external factors as an obstacle - We all agree that sport is particularly useful in post-conflict settings and I am curious to know more how you operate successfully in spite of the tensions that exist in this type of landscape.
Thanks and best of luck,
Ziba
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Michael,
I just want to say that I am really happy to see RTP enter the competition and am really curious to learn more about your work in Pakistan/ Afghanistan. It seems to me that there are probably real insights that could be gleaned about both youth with disabilities and gender inclusion from this settings - do you have any strategies that you could share that might help other groups that are struggling to successfully include these target audiences in settings where there is not necessarily a supportive environment to do so. I am also curious to know more about how you guys try to "go local" as you cited external factors as an obstacle - We all agree that sport is particularly useful in post-conflict settings and I am curious to know more how you operate successfully in spite of the tensions that exist in this type of landscape.
Thanks and best of luck,
Ziba
Hi, Ziba, thanks for your comments. Please contact IqbalJatoi our Country Manager in Islamabad. His email is ijatoi@righttoplay.com
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