1.3. FFRP
The Forum of the Parliamentary Rwandan Women (FFRP) is an
advisory mechanism of facilitation of the integration of the gender within the
Parliament which was creates in 1996. It is the organizational shape of the
members of Parliament (9 senators and 39 deputies). Such organizations (drilled
or networks of the members of Parliament) are recognized by the law carrying
the payment of an interior nature of the two rooms of the Parliament of Rwanda
(senate and House of Commons). 1.4. Promotion of the know-how of the Rwandan
woman.
1.4.1. Promotion
According to Small famous Larousse (1998), the word promotion
comes from the verb to promote, which means to push ahead, advance, rise with a
dignity, a rank or a higher row. In general talk, certain authors speak about
emancipation, others of promotion, but all want to mean certain release. The
expressions can be used one for the other of all circumstances.
According to MUKEZAMFURA, A. (1988),
emancipated can be intended itself in the direction to leave its usual reserve.
In particular, it its ease to take conventions of morals and social.
1.4.2. Know-how
According to Parker and
Fleishman, the expression know-how means skill to make a
success of what one undertakes. Its limitation and its dependence refer to the
capacity which tends to a general feature which facilitates the performance of
an individual in a variety of tasks.
Indeed such or such know-how, it is for example to be able to
practice a trade or an art, to carry out a work thanks to training, with a
competence, the experiment, an acquired or natural skill. Know-how is also a
mode of knowledge, for example a child can carry out an addition by grouping
his fingers or of the tokens. Consequently, that which has knowledge can not
know how to exploit them.
To arrive at the goal that one sets in advance, one must have
know-how, an intelligence which enables us to order our knowledge and to choose
those which are relevant. "the promotion of the know-how of the Rwandan woman"
being as a process which consists of an awakening of its capacities, more
reflected opening of spirit, but in the hand with his/her male colleague. For a
long time, the Rwandan women were submitted to the man, as the general
introduction clears up it.
The Rwandan woman of today must go in the direction of front
of what our days call "the integration of the know-how of the Rwandan woman to
the development" Know-how diffuse by the FFRP does not arrive in virgin ground
in the farming community as the agents of development too often say it that it
is not a question to bring know-how where reign ignorance.
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