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Bahrain's Tamkeen provides support worth $103.47m this year - Vimarsana News

Bahrain's Tamkeen provides support worth $103.47m this year

Bahrain’s Labour Fund Tamkeen has approved over 9,300 proposals and extended funding support worth BD39 million ($103.47 million) ever since it launched 16 programmes as part of its 2021-2025 strategy this year.

Africa Not Getting Enough Resources To Fight Climate Change – AfDB President - Vimarsana News

Africa Not Getting Enough Resources To Fight Climate Change – AfDB President

The President of the African Development Bank, Dr Akinwumi Adesina, says the Africa continent is not getting enough resources to tackle climate change as it gets only 3 per cent of total global climate finance. This situation, he said, would lead to a shortfall of about $100 billion to $127…

Acclaiming a stalwart Grenadian and regional civil society leader - Vimarsana News

Acclaiming a stalwart Grenadian and regional civil society leader

By Renwick Rose on behalf of the Grouping of Civil Society Organisations SIS. JUDY Williams - a national and regional civil society leader and icon, a champion of the marginalised and dispossessed- transitioned on Thursday, April 21st. Judy was the secretary-general of the Grenada Community Development Agency (GRENCODA) and also convenor of the Grouping of Civil Society Organisations. Judy dedicated her life to improving the welfare of the disadvantaged and …

Irish speakers are leaving Gaeltacht areas due to problems with planning and a lack of housing - Vimarsana News

Irish speakers are leaving Gaeltacht areas due to problems with planning and a lack of housing

“When we left, the island probably lost more than we did. Because they lost a whole family. Gone.”

Not sufficient focus on trafficking of women for sex trade and child labour – Prof. Gunaratne - Vimarsana News

Not sufficient focus on trafficking of women for sex trade and child labour – Prof. Gunaratne

Professor Camena Gunaratne has said that there was not enough focus in Sri Lanka on the various national plans on internal trafficking of women into working as sex workers and child labour. She said so at the Centre for Poverty Analysis (CEPA’s) open forum recently that essentially dealt with issues pertaining to victims of human […]

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