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MDG 3: Promote gender equality and empower women - Related documents
08 December 2005
Photography skills empower women volunteers in Syria by Bisan Al-Bunni and Brooke Carr
Life in Syria, as in many other developing countries, is full of images that catch ideas and express moments so well, and they haven’t been noticed or captured yet…and images can send such a powerful message….  Read article
From: UN Volunteers Syria
More about: Syria  Activism  Gender
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03 October 2005
Indian school children conduct reality check on MDGs by Millennium Campaign in India
New Delhi, India: Children from four schools in the Indian capital city of Delhi recently investigated the lives and realities of poor communities to understand the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and evaluate the extent to which the benefits of the MDGs have reached the poorest of the poor.  Read article
04 April 2005
Empowering women and strengthening communities in Palestine by Samah Jaouny
Empowering women in rural areas is an essential component of the sustainability of communities in the occupied Palestinian territories. The women I meet with in rural villages want to make a difference, to improve their future, and to gain greater security and meaning in their lives.  Read article
From: UN Volunteers, Germany
21 March 2005
The Role of Civil Society and Volunteerism in Promoting the Pro-poor & Pro-women Agenda 
This paper highlights volunteers' contribution in achieving the Millennium Development Goals in Albania. It also outlines examples on how individual volunteers and groups make economic contributions and how they are able to advocate pro-women and development policies.  Read article
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14 March 2005
Volunteers and the Millennium Development Goals in Uzbekistan 
This booklet from the UN Volunteers programme contains concrete examples of how international and local volunteers are helping communities address issues on poverty, gender equality, education and battling the spread HIV/AIDS in Uzbekistan.  Read article
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From: UN Volunteers Uzbekistan
More about: Uzbekistan  MDG 1  MDG 2  MDG 6
15 December 2004
Volontariat, femme et jeunesse au Niger 
Niamey: Comme chaque année, les organisations de volontariat bi et multilatérales ont célébré les festivités de la Journée Internationale des Volontaires le 5 décembre 2004.  Read article
More about: Niger  Advocacy  Gender
09 March 2004
Working with women for livelihood development by Ashwini Prabha (NUNV),Development Communications Officer
Bonn, Germany: The Pacific Sustainable Livelihoods Project has undertaken a new project called Fiji Retail Enterprise Engine or "FREE" craft shop which is a business incubator, the first of its kind in the Pacific. It provides an affordable retail option for artists working at home, while at the same time providing them the necessary business training and facilities to effectively grow their business. It is designed to support self-employed artists and crafts people, of which two-thirds are women.   Read article
More about: Fiji  Gender
08 March 2004
CEDEPEM - Centro Experimental de la Pequeña y Mediana Empresa Rural 
Bonn, Germany: The Experimental Center for the Development of the Small and Medium Rural Companies is a non-governmental organization (NGO), formed by indigenous and non –indigenous women and men, with the objective to improve the quality of life for rural families of the Western Highlands of Guatemala.   Read article
From: UN Volunteers, Germany
More about: Finland  Guatemala  Gender
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08 March 2004
Les Associations Féminines du Burundi  by Phambu Masanga Tedika
Depuis le mois d’avril 2002, le Programme des Volontaires des Nations Unies (VNU) soutient le Collectif des Associations et Organisations non gouvernementales Féminines du Burundi (CAFOB). Créé en 1994 sur l’initiative de sept associations burundaises, le CAFOB est considéré comme le plus ancien Collectif et le plus grand cadre de concertation du mouvement associatif féminin de la société civile au Burundi. Il a son siège à Bujumbura.  Read article
More about: Burundi  Gender

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