WOMEN IN POVERTY

Esther Duflo – WOMAN of ACTION™

February 20, 2013 by Team Celebration

A Celebration of Women™ has been inspired to Celebrate the Life of one our world's deep thinkers, formally an economist by trade, a philanthropist by heart, with a critical thinking mind that prevails in logic and practical dignity. We celebrate her now being here to help the Women of our World! WOMAN of ACTION™ Esther Duflo Esther Duflo (born October 25, 1972) is a French economist, Co-Founder and Director … [Read more...]

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One Million of Yemen’s Poorest Women and Children

February 23, 2011 by admin

Women of Yemen are suffering... One Million of Yemen’s Poorest Women and Children to Receive Health Services in Remote Areas Date: Feb 2011 — Around a million women and children in the poorest rural and urban slum areas of Yemen will be the first priority of a World Bank-supported effort to decrease child mortality and increase the well being of mothers. Many of these women and children have not before been reached by any health services. The $35 million Yemen … [Read more...]

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UN Women is a 'Fearless Entity'… not agency farce!

February 19, 2011 by admin

UN Women is FEARLESS... not 'agency farce' ! Michelle Bachelet 'enough is enough' UN Women houses some serious players that truly are on a Mission to Take Action and create positive change in this world. The following are a few of the Women that devote much of their personal time and resources in making sure that UN Women is a successful entity. Please enjoy the following reviews from some of the Awesome Ambassadors that represent the efforts of UN Women. The thought that … [Read more...]

Filed Under: AFRICA, ASIA, EURASIA, EUROPE, FEATURED, MIDDLE EAST, NORTH AMERICA, OCEANIA, SOUTH AMERICA, WOMEN GENDER EQUITY ISSUES, WORLD ISSUES Tagged With: "Say NO-UNiTE", (ELFI), Ahliyyah School in Amman, Amman, Australian Theatre for Young People, Chair of Kenya’s Women’s Political Caucus, children, children in poverty, Criminal Justice in Vienna, Former President of Chili, Fox Studios, global women's action, Goodwilll Ambassadors, Her Majesty Queen Zein Al Sharaf, His Majesty King Talal bin Abdullah, His Majesty the late King Hussein, Hon. Mrs. Phoebe Asiyo, HRH Princess Bajrakitiyabha Mahidol, HRH Princess Basma, hunger, Jordan, Nicole Kidman, Nine Network, Peter Worthington, Randwick, Sakineh Ashtiani, Sydney Children’s Hospital, Thailand, The Toronto Sun, The Women’s Health Fund at UCLA, UN Commission on Crime Prevention, UN Women, Unicef, Unifem, woman, women for peace, women in action, women in force, women in government, WOMEN IN POVERTY, WOMEN of ACTION™, women of power, Women of Spirit, women with children, women's needs and contributions, women., women’s cancer research, “Enhancing Life for Female Inmates”, “Far and Away, ” “Birth”, ” “Cold Mountain, ” “Dogville, ” “Portrait of a Lady, ” “The Others, ” “To Die For

UN Women is a ‘Fearless Entity’… not agency farce!

February 19, 2011 by admin

UN Women is FEARLESS... not 'agency farce' ! Michelle Bachelet 'enough is enough' UN Women houses some serious players that truly are on a Mission to Take Action and create positive change in this world. The following are a few of the Women that devote much of their personal time and resources in making sure that UN Women is a successful entity. Please enjoy the following reviews from some of the Awesome Ambassadors that represent the efforts of UN Women. The thought that … [Read more...]

Filed Under: AFRICA, ASIA, EURASIA, EUROPE, FEATURED, MIDDLE EAST, NORTH AMERICA, OCEANIA, SOUTH AMERICA, WOMEN GENDER EQUITY ISSUES, WORLD ISSUES Tagged With: "Say NO-UNiTE", (ELFI), Ahliyyah School in Amman, Amman, Australian Theatre for Young People, Chair of Kenya’s Women’s Political Caucus, children, children in poverty, Criminal Justice in Vienna, Former President of Chili, Fox Studios, global women's action, Goodwilll Ambassadors, Her Majesty Queen Zein Al Sharaf, His Majesty King Talal bin Abdullah, His Majesty the late King Hussein, Hon. Mrs. Phoebe Asiyo, HRH Princess Bajrakitiyabha Mahidol, HRH Princess Basma, hunger, Jordan, Nicole Kidman, Nine Network, Peter Worthington, Randwick, Sakineh Ashtiani, Sydney Children’s Hospital, Thailand, The Toronto Sun, The Women’s Health Fund at UCLA, UN Commission on Crime Prevention, UN Women, Unicef, Unifem, woman, women for peace, women in action, women in force, women in government, WOMEN IN POVERTY, WOMEN of ACTION™, women of power, Women of Spirit, women with children, women's needs and contributions, women., women’s cancer research, “Enhancing Life for Female Inmates”, “Far and Away, ” “Birth”, ” “Cold Mountain, ” “Dogville, ” “Portrait of a Lady, ” “The Others, ” “To Die For

WFP – Stéphanie Savariaud: Celebrating Success of School Meal Programmes!

February 18, 2011 by admin

World Food Program is Working! ... let's Celebrate steps to Success... Nyipher used to struggle in school. She had trouble paying attention and she’d fall asleep in class. A 14-year-old girl growing up in the slums of Nairobi, her problem wasn’t laziness—it was hunger. Then her school started serving meals at lunch and things began to change. Nypher eats her midday meal in her classroom at the "New Adventure" School in the Kibera slums of Nairobi. Copyright:WFP/Rose Ogola Now, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: FEATURED, FEATURED EVENTS, WORLD EVENTS Tagged With: "take-home rations", a can of cooking oil, Africa, children in poverty, food in schools, food programmes, global hunger, health interventions, keep children in school, KENYA, Maxime Bessieres, MDG's. Millennium Development Goals, meals in school, nairobi, nutritious breakfast of porridge, providing vital nourishment, Public Information Officer, sack of rice, safety net for poor families, School Meal Programmes, school programmes, school provides food, Stéphanie Savariaud, UN, UN Women, United Nations, WFP, WFP provides basic food items, Women in Africa, WOMEN IN POVERTY, World Food Programme

Michelle Bachelet: Women make up majority of world's poor: UN official

February 18, 2011 by admin

Women in Poverty A Woman in Nairobi, Kenya using her voice. According to the United Nations 70% of the worlds poor are Women. 'Women make up majority of world's poor': UN Official Women are overrepresented among the world's poor who lack access to basic social services according to Michelle Bachelet, the Executive Director of UN Women. Michelle Bachelet Speaking at an event on social protection held in New York, she said that despite economic growth over the past six … [Read more...]

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Michelle Bachelet: Women make up majority of world’s poor: UN official

February 18, 2011 by admin

Women in Poverty A Woman in Nairobi, Kenya using her voice. According to the United Nations 70% of the worlds poor are Women. 'Women make up majority of world's poor': UN Official Women are overrepresented among the world's poor who lack access to basic social services according to Michelle Bachelet, the Executive Director of UN Women. Michelle Bachelet Speaking at an event on social protection held in New York, she said that despite economic growth over the past six … [Read more...]

Filed Under: AFRICA, ASIA, CA-- USES, EURASIA, EUROPE, MIDDLE EAST, NORTH AMERICA, OCEANIA, SELF CARE, SOUTH AMERICA, WORLD ISSUES Tagged With: A Celebration of Women, adequate social security, Executive Director of UN Women, KENYA, Michelle Bachelet, nairobi, New York women, poverty has a woman's face, poverty of women, UN official, UN Women, United Nations, women in action, WOMEN IN POVERTY, Women make up majority of world's poor, women need social services, women of poverty

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