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Unemployment
Three Years of Safe Haven
Three Years of Safe Haven ‘Real change, enduring change, happens one step at a time’ – Ruth Bader Ginsburg Background Since its inception in September 2017, Gender Links Safe Haven […]
October 14, 2020
Themes:
Care work
| Child Abuse
| Children
| Constitutional and legal rights
| Disability
| Economic violence
| Education
| Entrepreneurship
| Gender based violence
| Health
| Housing
| Human Rights
| Intimate partner violence
| Justice system
| Poverty
| Reproductive health
| Sexual violence
| Unemployment
| Young Women
| Youth
Programs:
Gender Justice
The Safe Haven Halfway Home – Mauritius
The SAFE HAVEN HALFWAY HOME (SHHH) is a temporary shelter for teenage girls who are homeless due to abuse and rejection from family members. ABOUT US September 2017, Gender Links Mauritius opened […]
October 10, 2019
Themes:
Business Unusual
| Child Abuse
| Children
| Disability
| Economic violence
| Education
| Emotional violence
| Employment
| Feminism
| GBV
| Gender based violence
| Gender equality
| Health
| HIV/AIDS
| Housing
| Human Rights
| Justice system
| Poverty
| Reproductive health
| Sex work
| Sexual violence
| Unemployment
| Young Women
| Youth
Programs:
Gender Justice
Seychelles: Addressing teenage pregnancies
By Laura Pillay Addressing teenage pregnancies through Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) and making contraception available to teenagers The rate of teenage pregnancies in the Republic of Seychelles, has increased steadily […]
#CSW63: Pushing back the push back
Spotlight on gender equality in social protection, infrastructure and public services By Sifisosami Dube New York, 13 March: The time is now to demystify “Social protection systems, access to public […]
Botswana: North East District promotes Women Economic Empowerment
The Women Economic Empowerment Programme (WEE) helps eradicate poverty on vulnerable people especially women and people living with disability as well as striving towards Gender equality through empowering women with […]
August 23, 2018
Themes:
Business
| Economics
| Gender equality
| Sustainable Development
| Unemployment
Programs:
Protocol @ work
Mauritius: Medcare Academy seeks to eradicate extreme poverty by educating and training children and women.
The non-governmental organisation Medcare Academy (MA) exists for 6 years. It works in regions of poverty in the south of Mauritius. It primarily works with vulnerable children, teenagers and single […]
August 17, 2018
Themes:
Education
| Gender based violence
| Gender equality
| Unemployment
| Young Women
Programs:
Education and training
| Protocol @ work
| SADC Gender Protocol & Alliance
Women Empowerment: Palapye Admin Authority-Botswana
The Council is in the Central district of Botswana.The Palapye Administrative Authority s location presents prospects for economic growth considering where is situated size and population as well as and […]
Changing Lives – Stories of Safe Haven Halfway Home Residents
Story of Anna* Anna describes herself as a girl who does not have long hair and who looks like a boy. This young woman with a good sense of humour […]
December 22, 2017
Themes:
Business Unusual
| Child Abuse
| Children
| Economic violence
| Education
| Employment
| Feminism
| GBV
| Gender based violence
| Gender equality
| Health
| HIV/AIDS
| Housing
| Human Rights
| Justice system
| Poverty
| Reproductive health
| Sex work
| Sexual violence
| Unemployment
| Young Women
| Youth
Programs:
Gender Justice
The LUX Project – Empowerment Training for Women in Cite Mangalkhan, Mauritius
This project will holistically help women to come out of their precarious situation through an Empowerment programme. This will help them be less vulnerable to depression, discouragement, violence, unemployment and […]
March 16, 2017
Themes:
Business
| Gender based violence
| Gender equality
| Unemployment
| Young Women
| Youth
Programs:
Business Unusual
| Training
Mulher Moçambicana preocupada com adaptação, mitigação e as metamorfoses ambientais
Maputo, 31 de Março: Um estudo das NaçÁµes Unidas mostra que o impacto das mudanças climÁ¡ticas, nomeadamente a seca, cheias, aumento da temperatura, improdutividade dos solos e escassez de Á¡gua potÁ¡vel para o consumo humano, são factores combinados que afectam a qualidade de vida do homem e da mulher, embora de maneiras diferentes, porquanto as mulheres mais propensas Á condição de vulnerabilidade que os homens.
March 31, 2015
Themes:
Gender equality
| Poverty
| SADC Protocol on Gender and Development
| Sustainable Development
| Unemployment
Programs:
GL Opinion and Commentary Service
| Opinion Pieces / Commentaries
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