Sentences with phrase «empower rural women»

Short clips examine her personal philosophy, leadership of Kenya's Green Belt Movement, and her ability to empower rural women to mobilize around Kenya's issues of dwindling natural resources, widespread poverty and oppressive government practices.

for the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW62) by WABA, ILCA and ABM, the organizations emphasize that breastfeeding and skilled lactation support can empower rural women and improve health outcomes.

In a joint statement for the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW62) by WABA, ILCA and ABM, the organizations emphasize that breastfeeding and skilled lactation support can empower rural women and improve health outcomes.

This venture offers an exciting opportunity to develop GBM / WMI's experiential learning platform and foster best practices that will make a real difference on the ground by empowering rural women environmentally and economically, and training them in business, leadership, and natural resource management.

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Breastfeeding empowers women, including rural women and girls, to provide their children with optimal nutrition, improve child survival, and promote long - term health for both mother and child.

Additionally, BabyCenter is currently participating in a number of maternal health projects around the globe including text4baby in the United States, collaboration with the Grameen Foundation in rural Ghana, and a new mobile program in India in an effort to reach underserved women and empower them to take control over their own health by implementing positive behavior changes.

«As a government, we share the belief that, if properly empowered, our women, particularly from the rural areas, can make meaningful contributions to the development of our dear state.

To concentrate on the development of skills in rural areas, including upgrading of local craftsmen and women, thereby economically empowering the people.

Read on to learn how Empower Generation is energizing Nepal's rural communities by creating jobs, supporting women - led enterprises, and making the world a cleaner, brighter place.

We show that if communities, and particularly rural women, are empowered to make informed decisions about their forest and watershed resources, and can create sustainable livelihoods with clean energy options than funding mean to support people, forests and climate actions can be effective.

For 35 years the Green Belt Movement (GBM) has been empowering women and communities in rural Kenya to develop a greener and cleaner world while improving their livelihoods.