n) 100 religious leaders and women leaders in Puttalam improved knowledge on gender based violence through one day training- (2014). o) 90 Civil Society, government officials and media in Badulla hold a discussion, jointly organized by HRCSL and Civil Society tofind solutions to key HR issues in the area through mediation- (2014). p) 150 Civil Society members and government officials hold a joint discussion facilitated by HRCSL in Polonnaruwato find solutions to key human rights issues and advice government officials on actions- (2014). q) 200 Police officers, government officials and Civil Society came together and discuss in Polonnaruwa the progress and practical challenges of implementation of electoral guidelines and recommendations issued by HRCSL, jointly facilitated by HRCSL and the Elections Commissioner- (2014). r) Collaborative action with Civil Society in addressing human rights issues discussed through coordination meetings with selected Civil Society core group members at regional level (Polonnaruwa, Badulla, Kandy)- (2014). 6.3.6. Work with legislators, government officials and statutory bodies to promote human rights based policy and programming: a) The project provided support to HRCSL to liaise with government partners to include human rights education in school curricula, through HRCSL's work with the Ministry of Education (MOE), National Institute of Education (NIE) and Education Professionals' Association to complete work on inclusion of human rights education in general school curriculum. A draft curriculum framework developed by HRCSL working together with MOE, NIE to integrate human rights education into mainstream school curriculum, (2013/2015). b) 25 Ministry Secretariat staff receiving improved knowledge on human rights and administrative laws through training organized with Ministry of Public Management Reforms(2014). 54