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SEARCA, through the ATMI-ASEAN project, hosted a panel session to discuss specific gender mainstreaming strategies on key priority topics under the ACRF. The
VALUE-ADDING. Crab crackers and lumpia produced by a women's group in Motiong, Samar. Five women's groups in Eastern Visayas launched on Thursday (Nov. 25, 2021) at Robinsons Place Tacloban their aqua-based businesses, showcasing their newly-improved products after undergoing months of training.(PNA photo by Sarwell Meniano) TACLOBAN CITY - Five women's groups in Eastern Visayas on Thursday launched their aqua-based businesses, showcasing their newly-improved products to tap potential local and foreign markets. Among the products launched at Robinsons Place here are crab crackers, ...
THE Rotary Club of Manila was recently awarded by the Rotary International for its projects. Governor Oddie Tarriela of Rotary International presented the awards to Rotary Club of Manila (RCM) Transformational President Robert “Bobby” Lim Joseph. Joseph himself was awarded “Most Outstanding Club President—Overall” and RCM was recognized as the…
In Zambia, regular social cash transfers play a direct role in reducing poverty Format STORY HIGHLIGHTS More than 616,000 households or 3 million people, representing 20% of the Zambian population, are currently registered to receive Social Cash Transfers In 2020, the World Bank, UK and Swedish Governments provided financing to the Social Cash Transfer program benefiting 370,000 households in 67 districts A maximum of 994,000 beneficiaries in 116 districts are expected to be reached with Social Cash Transfers by 2022 with support of the World Bank and cooperating partners LUSAKA, May 27, 2021...
World Bank : In Zambia, Regular Social Cash Transfers Play a Direct Role in Reducing Poverty 05/27/2021 | 03:44pm EDT Send by mail : Message : Required fields LUSAKA, May 27, 2021-Sylvia Banda, 65, uses the monthly cash transfer she receives from the government to take care of her husband who is disabled, and four orphaned children. Africa Zulu, 70, pays his grandchildren's school fees to ensure they have a better future. Marcelina Ngandu, a widowed mother of five, invests the cash transfer into her small business. 'I buy baking flour and make doughnuts for selling,' said Ngandu, who...