<p>Wild Wide Fund for Nature organised a training on gender and human rights in 4 villages in Narok County, Maasai Mara in Kenya.The objective was to build the capacity of community members and WWF staff on human rights and gender .The training brought together 296 participants ( 115 women and 118 men).</p> <p>Narok is a semi arid region in Kenya , the participants come from a nomadic and pastoral community who largely depend on livestock keeping and tourism.</p>

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