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Economic and social empowerment of women, and fight against domestic and sexual violence in the Nordeste region, Brazil
The project supported by the Foundation is intended to contribute to the economic and social empowerment of disadvantaged women in the municipality of Patos, in the state of Paraiba, north-eastern Brazil. Specific goals: 1. Fight domestic and sexual violence against women within 6 economically deprived communities of Patos. 2.
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Promote the social and economic self-sufficiency and empowerment of vulnerable women in Chechnya
The purpose of the project “Grozny, a Centre, Women, a Future” supported by the PPR Foundation is to boost vocational training and foster the creation of businesses, to resume legal and psychological counselling, and to raise awareness on violence against women among the Chechen society. Activities : - Short-term training sessions at the...
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Promotion Women’s Rights and Empowerment in DRC, Nigeria, Rwanda and Sudan
“Promotion Women’s Rights and Empowerment in DRC, Nigeria, Rwanda and Sudan” aims at revising and improving Women for Women International’s Renewing Women’s Life Skills Program Curriculum, designed especially to enhance action-oriented rights awareness and economic empowerment, which is used to train thousands of women each year.
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