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Girls Belong Here - Vimarsana News

Girls Belong Here

- In celebration of International Day of the Girl, AstraZeneca’s Africa team has joined the global #GirlsBelongHere campaign, a Plan International initiative, to promote inclusion and draw attention to the obstacles faced by young women

AstraZeneca shows commitment to gender equality and female representation in Africa - Vimarsana News

AstraZeneca shows commitment to gender equality and female representation in Africa

In celebration of International Day of the Girl, AstraZeneca’s Africa team has joined the global #GirlsBelongHere campaign, a Plan International initiative, to promote inclusion and draw attention to the obstacles faced by young women in Africa. As a science-led company, AstraZeneca is passionate about inspiring and advancing the next generation…

Girls Belong Here: AstraZeneca Shows Commitment to Gender Equality and Female Representation in Africa - Vimarsana News

Girls Belong Here: AstraZeneca Shows Commitment to Gender Equality and Female Representation in Africa

In celebration of International Day of the Girl, AstraZeneca’s (www.AstraZeneca.com) Africa team has joined the global #GirlsBelongHere campaign, a Plan

Astrazeneca Supports Agroforestry, Forest Restoration : To Plant 4.5 Million Trees By 2025 - Vimarsana News

Astrazeneca Supports Agroforestry, Forest Restoration : To Plant 4.5 Million Trees By 2025

Astrazeneca Supports Agroforestry, Forest Restoration : To Plant 4.5 Million Trees By 2025

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Living Lab

To farmers and their families living in the Bono East Region in central Ghana, the Atebubu and Wiase Forest Landscape Restoration (FLR) Living Lab offers a more resilient food system

Source: africa.com