Octubre del 2006
Internet Course: The Poverty and Growth Program of the World Bank Institute
Our excuses if you receive this email more than once
Dear friend,
The Poverty and Growth Program of the World Bank Institute is organizing an 8-week Internet course on Economic Literacy for Civil Society.
The goal of this introductory course is to give civil society organizations an exposure to economic issues and to the linkages between economic policies, growth and poverty to enhance their ability to participate in the design and implementation of poverty reduction strategies.
I am attaching a detailed course announcement which includes instructions on how to apply.
You can apply directly using this link:
http://info.worldbank.org/etools/wbi_learning/ browse_tpc_results.cfm?tpc=Poverty%20Reduction
Deadline to apply is October 24th.
Please contact Ignacio Hernandez directly (ihernandez@worldbank.org) if you have any questions regarding this course.
Sincerely, Raj Nallari Team Leader Poverty and Growth Program World Bank Institute PREM 202-458-4448
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Economic Literacy for Civil Society: Introductory E-Learning course Global course delivered via Internet 29 October to 22 December, 2006
Course Description This eight-week Internet-based course provides an introduction to development economics, focusing on economic policies and their linkages with growth and poverty reduction. After describing basic poverty and national account relationships and the relationship between growth and poverty, the course turns to individual policy areas. These include the various roles of government, including providing a backdrop for the effective operation of a market economy, and conducting fiscal policy. Policies covering monetary and exchange rate issues, the financial sector, trade, and institutional development are also covered in the course.
Audience The goal of this course is to give civil society organizations an exposure to economic issues and to the linkages between economic policies, growth and poverty to enhance their ability to participate in the design and implementation of poverty reduction strategies. In addition to members of civil society the course will be useful for students and particulars who want to get an introduction or to refresh their knowledge of development economics. Participants from around the world are encouraged to register. Please note that this is an introductory course. It is not designed for members of the academia or people with a strong background in economics.
Course structure We will be using materials specifically prepared for this course and additional suggested readings related to the topics being discussed each week. The course will be structured via 8 week-long modules. We will post the reading materials for each week at the end of the previous week (Fridays). Participants will be expected to read the course materials during the week-end and at the beginning of the week. During the week there will be an online discussion (not in real time) among participants, guided by the course moderators. Participants can also ask questions about the materials, which will be answered by the moderators during the week or by the authors of the course manual at the end of the week. There will be no tests or assignments at the end of the course. Participants will not be awarded a certificate. Total time commitment for participants is expected to range from 6 - 8 hours per week.
Fee Participants will not be charged a fee for this course.
Requirements The course will be conducted in English over the Internet, so Internet connection and the ability to participate in the online discussion are key pre-requisites for participants.
Details on how to access WebCT, the e-learning platform that will be used for the course, will be sent via email.
Application To apply for this course, please go to: http://info.worldbank.org/etools/wbi_learning/ browse_tpc_results.cfm?tpc=Poverty%20Reduction
1) Click the Apply button 2) Complete the application form 3) Click Submit 4) A confirmation with instructions on how to access the web site for the course will be sent to those selected shortly after the deadline to submit applications. Last day to submit registration: October 24th, 2006
Agenda 1st week What is poverty and how we measure it 29 Oct. - 3 Nov.
2nd week National Income Accounts 5 - 10 Nov.
3rd week Economic Growth and Poverty 12 - 17 Nov.
4th week Government in the economy, Fiscal policy and the Poor 19 - 24 Nov.
5th week Monetary and Exchange Rate Policies and the Poor 26 Nov. - 1 Dec.
6th week Financial Development and Poverty 3 - 8 Dec.
7th week Trade Policy and the Poor 10 - 15 Dec.
8th week Institutions and Growth 17 – 22 Dec. 4
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Publicado por Institute World Bank el 21 de Octubre, 2006, 20:33
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30 nuevos recursos en Género y Desarrollo
Actualización de contenido - Género y Desarrollo en el Development Gateway ------------------------- 30 {totalItems} nuevos recursos en la página Género y Desarrollo del Development Gateway http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender
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1. City Halls Series - Florence 2. World Association of Women Entrepreneurs - l'Association Les Femmes Chefs d'Entreprises FCEM 3. Position Paper on "Honor Killings" 4. AIDS Prevention Lecture Sparks a Strong Rebuke From Police in China. 5. NIAID Announces New Campaign to Raise Awareness of Preventive HIV Vaccine Research 6. Kenya: Aids Prevalence Drops Despite Cash Constraint 7. Women Empower by the Queen of Jordan 8. Gender Equality as Smart Economics: A World Bank Gender Action Plan 9. World Bank: Gender Action Plan 10. UNIFEM Annual Report - 30th Anniversary 11. Mali Interim National Development Strategy: An MDG Based Framework of Action 12. Special Edition of Maitreyee 13. Girls? Education: A World Bank Priority 14. ENTO - a European civil service training network 15. MAWRED (?Modernising & Activating Women?s Role in Economic Development?) 16. Social Assistance Policy Development and the Provision of a Decent Level of Income in Selected OECD Countries 17. Operational Poverty Targeting in Peru - Proxy Means Testing with Non-Income Indicators 18. Decentralization and National Human Development Reports 19. Women?s Lives and Experiences: Changes in the Past Ten Years 20. The Context of Women?s Health: Results from the Demographic and Health Surveys, 1994-2001 21. A roadmap for equality between women and men 2006-2010 22. DfID Case Studies 23. Transforming Opportunities for Women Entrepreneurs - e-Biz Macedonia 24. American Bar Association, Deputy Director Position - Middle East 25. Trafficking in Persons : Global Patterns. UNODC, 2006 26. e-Village Initiative - Jordan 27. Obstetric Fistula: Guiding Principles for Clinical Management and Programme Development 28. Program Director, Women and the Law Program (based in Jordan) (American Bar Association Rule of Law Initiative) 29. Vacancy for Gender Coordinator 30. Of War, Siege and Lebanon: Women's Voices from the Middle East and South Asia -------------------------
1. City Halls Series - Florence http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1077223 Florence
has over 2000 years of history, which includes Etruscan, Roman and
Lombard periods. It was a free commune from 1075 onwards and was at
least in theory republican until the Medicis took over in the 16th
century. The City Hall of Florence is... Contribuido por Anuradha Bhattacharjee el 13 Oct , 2006
2. World Association of Women Entrepreneurs - l'Association Les Femmes Chefs d'Entreprises FCEM http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1077053 FCEM
is the worldwide network of women entrepreneurs.Established in France
in 1945 FCEM is non-profit, non-governmental, non-political and
non-sectarian organization whose activities at the national and
international level, are aimed at promoting... Contribuido por Giulia D'Amico el 13 Oct , 2006
3. Position Paper on "Honor Killings" http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1077511 Due
to recent media attention, the problem of ?honor killings? has come
under increasing global scrutiny. In various countries throughout the
world, particularly in the Middle East and parts of South Asia, women
who bring dishonor to their families... Contribuido por Laura Allen el 17 Oct , 2006
4. AIDS Prevention Lecture Sparks a Strong Rebuke From Police in China. http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1077649 BEIJING
(Reuters) - An AIDS prevention lecture aimed at Chinese sex workers who
were given free condoms has sparked a strong rebuke from police, a
newspaper said on Monday. The Center for Disease Control in
northeastern Harbin held the lecture last... Contribuido por Anuradha Bhattacharjee el 17 Oct , 2006
5. NIAID Announces New Campaign to Raise Awareness of Preventive HIV Vaccine Research http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1077660 Young
Americans are Challenged to ?Be The Generation? that Ends the AIDS
Epidemic: The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
(NIAID), one of the National Institutes of Health, today announced the
launch of the ?Be The Generation?... Contribuido por Anuradha Bhattacharjee el 17 Oct , 2006
6. Kenya: Aids Prevalence Drops Despite Cash Constraint http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1077664 (All
Africa.com).The HIV/Aids prevalence has declined from 6.1 per cent last
year to 5.9 per cent this year, the National Aids Control Council
(Nacc) has announced. NACC acting director Prof Alloys Orago on
Wednesday said the improvement happened... Contribuido por Anuradha Bhattacharjee el 17 Oct , 2006
7. Women Empower by the Queen of Jordan http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1077486 The
importance of empowering women by the point of view of Queen Rania of
Jordan: Female literacy rates in Jordan currently stand at 85%; recent
High School competency tests this year saw girls score better than ever
before, and female enrollment... Contribuido por Olivia Barata Cavalcanti el 16 Oct , 2006
8. Gender Equality as Smart Economics: A World Bank Gender Action Plan http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1077483 Objective:
To advance women?s economic empowerment in order to promote shared
growth and MDG3?gender equality and women?s empowerment. Contribuido por Brian Wilcox el 16 Oct , 2006
9. World Bank: Gender Action Plan http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1077481 The
World Bank today launched a new four-year, US$ 24.5 million plan to
spur greater economic potential for women in key areas such as
infrastructure, agriculture, and finance in developing countries.
Called ?Gender Equality as Smart Economics,? the... Contribuido por Brian Wilcox el 16 Oct , 2006
10. UNIFEM Annual Report - 30th Anniversary http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1077476 The
Annual Report documents UNIFEM's work to foster women's empowerment and
gender equality around the world. The 2005-2006 report celebrates
UNIFEM's 30th anniversary, highlighting the organization's
accomplishments over the past "30 Years of... Contribuido por Olivia Barata Cavalcanti el 16 Oct , 2006
11. Mali Interim National Development Strategy: An MDG Based Framework of Action http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1077329 To
meet the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) by 2015, the GoM
(Government of Mali) must secure the necessary Official Development
Assistance (ODA) and systematically scale up and develop programs in
gender, health, education, rural development,... Contribuido por Henri-Leon Solomon el 14 Oct , 2006
12. Special Edition of Maitreyee http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1077235 "The
annual global Human Development Report (HDR) was first launched in 1990
with the single of putting people back at the center of the development
process in terms of economic debate, policy and advocacy. This goal was
both massive and simple, with... Contribuido por emmanuel Asomba el 13 Oct , 2006
13. Girls? Education: A World Bank Priority http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1077457 The
World Bank is committed to fighting poverty and has embraced the
achievement of the Millennium Development Goals as a World Bank
priority. It has recognized the striking body of empirical evidence
that demonstrates strong benefits of girls?... Contribuido por Olivia Barata Cavalcanti el 16 Oct , 2006
14. ENTO - a European civil service training network http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1077087 ENTO
is a European network grouping together the local and regional
authority training establishments of virtually all of the Council of
Europe?s 46 member states. First thought up by the Council of Europe,
ENTO has, since 1995, been an independent... Contribuido por Giulia D'Amico el 13 Oct , 2006
15. MAWRED (?Modernising & Activating Women?s Role in Economic Development?) http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1077061 MAWRED
is an NGO dedicated to enhancing the capabilities of Syrian
businesswomen.The incubator advises, directs and helps launch
businesses that will independently contribute to the Syrian economy and
the overall welfare of women and their role in... Contribuido por Giulia D'Amico el 13 Oct , 2006
16. Social Assistance Policy Development and the Provision of a Decent Level of Income in Selected OECD Countries http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1077619 "In
many OECD countries, social assistance policy has a focus on promoting
independence of claimants through social help and employment support
policies. Nevertheless, financial support provided to address the
immediate needs of households remains an... Contribuido por emmanuel Asomba el 17 Oct , 2006
17. Operational Poverty Targeting in Peru - Proxy Means Testing with Non-Income Indicators http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1077188 "The
measurement of per capita daily expenditures relative to a monetary
poverty line, also known as 'sophisticated means testing', is the most
widely used approach to poverty assessment. However, it is reliant on
the implementation of time- and... Contribuido por emmanuel Asomba el 13 Oct , 2006
18. Decentralization and National Human Development Reports http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1077202 "Decentralization
is a complex process taking place in several developing and transition
countries. Decentralization policies influence national and local
change, and have a direct impact on institutions, communities and
individuals. As such,... Contribuido por emmanuel Asomba el 13 Oct , 2006
19. Women?s Lives and Experiences: Changes in the Past Ten Years http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1077147 This
summary of research findings from the Demographic and Health Surveys
looks at 10 years of changes in women?s experiences since the 1994
International Conference on Population and Development in Cairo
committed to improving women?s reproductive... Contribuido por Erica Nybro el 13 Oct , 2006
20. The Context of Women?s Health: Results from the Demographic and Health Surveys, 1994-2001 http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1077145 The
Context of Women?s Health: Results from the Demographic and Health
Surveys, 1994-2001 (Comparative Report 11) This report compares key
women?s health indicators in 46 countries throughout the world. The
report explores the status of maternal... Contribuido por Erica Nybro el 13 Oct , 2006
21. A roadmap for equality between women and men 2006-2010 http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1077797 The
European Commission adopted a Roadmap for Equality between Women and
Men covering the period 2006-2010. This Roadmap paves the way for new
actions in combination with existing successful ones. It reflects the
Commission's commitment and... Contribuido por Barbara Iuliano el 18 Oct , 2006
22. DfID Case Studies http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1077709 This
website provides 154 case studies of how the United Kindom's Department
for Internation Development "activities are making a difference -
stories told by people whose lives have been changed, and insights from
DFID staff." The case studies can... Contribuido por John Daly el 17 Oct , 2006
23. Transforming Opportunities for Women Entrepreneurs - e-Biz Macedonia http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1077929 Article
from the DOT-COMments Newsletter (Issue 17, September 2006), by Janice
Brodman (Education Development center). The dot-ORG e-BIZ Project in
Macedonia uses ICT to stimulate the growth of the country?s small and
medium enterprises (SMEs) in a... Contribuido por ITAC Academy for International Development el 18 Oct , 2006
24. American Bar Association, Deputy Director Position - Middle East http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1077730 The
American Bar Association seeks to fill the position of Deputy Director
Middle East Program. The Deputy Director assists the Director to manage
and oversee the development the ABA's rule of law programs in the
Middle East and North Africa, which... Contribuido por Kathleen McEnany el 17 Oct , 2006
25. Trafficking in Persons : Global Patterns. UNODC, 2006 http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1077908 This
United Nations report shows that virtually no country in the world is
unaffected by the crime of human trafficking for sexual exploitation or
forced labour. It underlines that global efforts to combat trafficking
are being hampered by a lack of... Contribuido por Barbara Iuliano el 18 Oct , 2006
26. e-Village Initiative - Jordan http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1077859 Officially
inaugurated in July 2006, the Government of Jordan's and United Nations
Development Fund for Women (UNIFEM)'s e-Village initiative aims to
bridge the digital divide between women and men living in rural and
urban areas in Jordan through... Contribuido por Olivia Barata Cavalcanti el 18 Oct , 2006
27. Obstetric Fistula: Guiding Principles for Clinical Management and Programme Development http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1077922 Despite
its devastating impact on the lives of girls and women, obstetric
fistula is still largely neglected in the developing world. It has
remained a 'hidden' condition, because it affects some of the most
marginalized members of the... Contribuido por Maribeth Lovegrove el 18 Oct , 2006
28. Program Director, Women and the Law Program (based in Jordan) (American Bar Association Rule of Law Initiative) http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1077741 The
ABA seeks a Program Director to guide the development of a professional
association for women legal professionals in MENA nations. In
coordination with leading reformers from throughout the region, this
project aims to create an active network... Contribuido por Paulina Rudnicka el 17 Oct , 2006
29. Vacancy for Gender Coordinator http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1077811 Research
on Poverty Alleviation, REPOA, is seeking to hire a gender coordinator,
to be based in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Their responsibilities will
include: - Aiding the Gender Mainstreaming Working Group - Macro
Policy?s effective engagement in the... Contribuido por S Tiscenko el 18 Oct , 2006
30. Of War, Siege and Lebanon: Women's Voices from the Middle East and South Asia http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1077985 Of
War, Siege and Lebanon: Women's voices from the Middle East and South
Asia is a collective online publication of leading women activists,
academicians and writers in the Middle East and South Asia, depicting
their reactions to the wars and the... Contribuido por Rahal Saeed el 19 Oct , 2006
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Publicado por Boletin Development Gateway el 20 de Octubre, 2006, 23:20
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Violencia: Deletrear la Piel
Amigos y amigas
El pasado martes, 19 de septiembre, hicimos
el lanzamiento de
DELETREAR
LA PIEL
Campaña por la verdad , la memoria, la
justicia
y la reparación con sentido para las
mujeres.
Esta
campaña es un clamor contra el olvido, es la inquebrantable exigencia por
procesos de verdad, justicia y reparación que reconforten el dolor, las pérdidas
y el desamparo de tantas víctimas.
Queremos invitarles a
unirse a esta iniciativa y compartir con ustedes algunas fotos de lo que fue
este día de lanzamiento.
Las
imágenes anexas hacen parte del Archivo de la Campaña y fueron tomadas por Oliva
Inés Montoya.
También
se envía una de las imágenes de "El Lugar de la Memoria", serie de fotografías
realizada por Juan Fernando Ospina para la
Campaña
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Publicado por Ana Claudia V/Patagonia Ciber Fem el 20 de Octubre, 2006, 22:53
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NEW HIGHLIGHT AND DISCUSSION FORUM: International Day of the
Development Gateway Foundation dgCommunities: Poverty http://topics.developmentgateway.org/poverty?intcmp=923 October 16, 2006
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. NEW HIGHLIGHT AND DISCUSSION FORUM: International Day of the Eradication of Poverty: October 17th 2. RESOURCES 3. dgCommunities Member Survey, Fall 2006 4. NEW dgSURVEY FOR SPECIAL REPORT ABOUT YOUTH 5. PARTNERSHIPS: Become a dgPOVERTY COOPERATING ORGANIZATION! 6. BECOME A dgTRADE GUIDE! 7. MEMBER DIRECTORY: Update Your Profile for Networking & Collaboration 8. DISTRIBUTE YOUR CONTENT 9. VIRTUAL CONSULTATION FOR INTER-AMERICAN MINISTERIAL MEETING ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dear dgPoverty Member,
Welcome to your newsletter from the Poverty Community of the Development Gateway.
Emmanuel Asomba dgPoverty Guide
Carmen V. Caballero dgPoverty Content Coordinator ccaballero@dgfoundation.org
----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. NEW HIGHLIGHT AnD DISCUSSION FORUM: International Day of the Eradication of Poverty: October 17th ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- On October 17th 2006, we conmemorate the International Day of the Eradication of Poverty and the end of the first Decade of the Eradication of Poverty proclamed by the United Nations on 1996. The main objective of this first UN Decade for the Eradication of Poverty was "to achieve the goal of eradicating absolute poverty and reducing overall poverty substantially in the world through decisive national actions and international cooperation in implementing fully and effectively the relevant resolutions and decisions of the United Nations".
On this past year the UN has conducted a survey to measure the impact of the decade on governments and UN Agencies activities against poverty. Obviuosly the main objective of this iniciative has not been achieved but this kind of manifestation is undoubtely necessary if we want to raise global awareness about the importance of poverty eradication.
Furthermore, and based partially on the Survey results, the Division of Social Policy, in collaboration with United Nations agencies and civil society, is organising an international forum to mark the end of this first UN Decade for the Eradication of Poverty. As the closing event, the Forum will address the key developments in policy and practice of the last ten years. However, the organizers declare that the main purpose of the Forum won't be to reflect on the past but to look forward "in order to identify the main challenges ahead and the concrete and sustainable strategies to combat poverty in its various dimensions over the next ten years."
Read this highlight visiting: http://topics.developmentgateway.org/poverty/highlights/ viewHighlight.do~activeHighlightId=111063?intcmp=923
Discussion Forum: Give your Comments! http://topics.developmentgateway.org/poverty/discussion/default/ showDiscussion.do~id=2711?intcmp=923
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- Official Website of the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty 2006 http://topics.developmentgateway.org/poverty/rc/ItemDetail.do~1076553?intcmp=923
- International Forum on the Eradication of Poverty http://topics.developmentgateway.org/poverty/calendar/ showCalendarItemDetails.do~activeCalendarItem=15018139?intcmp=923
- About the International Decade for the Eradication of Poverty http://topics.developmentgateway.org/poverty/rc/ItemDetail.do~1076551?intcmp=923
- Review of the international day for the eradication of poverty http://topics.developmentgateway.org/poverty/rc/ItemDetail.do~1076555?intcmp=923
- Give your opinion on our dgPoverty Forum related to this Event http://topics.developmentgateway.org/poverty/discussion/default/ showDiscussion.do?id=2711&intcmp=923
-------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3. dgCommunities Member Survey, Fall 2006 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- You're invited to participate in our first survey of the entire dgCommunities membership! Our aim is to obtain invaluable feedback from the community as a whole. You are part of a worldwide practitioner community that is well over 36,000 strong - won't you add your voice by taking just a few minutes to complete our multiple choice survey questions at (http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=458122624514)? We know there is much more we can do to provide a platform that facilitates your work and assists you in achieving a greater impact. With this survey, you can play an integral role in the decision making process regarding enhancements to the dgCommunities platform going forward. This is your platform and your community. We look forward to your advice, guidance, and suggestions! Please access the survey at (http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=458122624514).
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More than 1.3 billion young people between the ages of 12 and 24 years old now live in the developing world. "Empowering the Next Generation: Youth in the Developing World" is a Development Gateway Special Report will take a look at the prospects for youth from developing countries in four sectors: governance, employment, healthcare, and ICT.
Be part of the Report! Tell us your stories about how youth are changing the developing world. Please take our survey by November 6, 2006, to make sure your answers are considered for featuring in the Special Report to be launched on December 4, 2006.
To take the survey "Empowering the Next Generation," click here http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=42292693415
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Dear Members,
Are you looking for a way to increase your organization s or your own web presence and leverage the Internet for greater development impact? Would you like to play a leading role in facilitating online knowledge exchange & collaboration among development practitioners?
If so, we invite you to consider becoming a Cooperating Organization Guide on the Development Gateway! If interested in knowing more about this collaborative opportunity with the Development Gateway, please contact us at ccaballero@dgfoundation.org
---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6. BECOME A POVERTY GUIDE! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Dear Members,
Are you looking for a way to increase your organization s or your own web presence and leverage the Internet for greater development impact? Would you like to play a leading role in facilitating online knowledge exchange & collaboration among development practitioners?
If so, we invite you to consider becoming a volunteer topic Guide on the Development Gateway!
In an effort to widely distribute rich content and diverse perspectives through our portal, the Development Gateway has established many exciting partnerships. Guides play a key role in this regard, and collaborate with us to bring high value content to dgCommunities, and to stimulate discussion and collaboration among our members.
What are the benefits of being a Guide?
-Online visibility and international exposure: The Development Gateway's total membership exceeds 180,000 registered users worldwide; more than half reside in developing countries; Guide organization logos are prominently featured on dgCommunities homepages with links to Guide profiles and homepage; Guide authorship of feature articles and newsletters will be acknowledged and include links to Guide homepage
-Free training in online knowledge/content management, marketing, community building, and development communications: we'll provide expert training in our content management system and in operational best practices we've learned during 6 years of experience
-Networking through service to our community of over 35,000 registered dgCommunities members and 200 partner organizations from 150 countries: Proactive Guides have the opportunity to form many useful connections and relationships in the dgCommunities they serve and with the Development Gateway community as a whole
What are the "tools of the trade" for serving as a topic Guide?
Organizations or individuals interested in the Guide opportunity should have access to a computer with high-speed internet connection. Guides should be able to commit a minimum of 2 hours a week for 6 months-1 year, post 10 resources per week, approve / reject other contents and provide a brief highlight. They can also recruit new cooperating organizations and advisors.
The Guide or the point of contact within the Guide organization who will operate the dgCommunities platform should have the following skillset: -Strong commitment to development issues and minimum 3 years of relevant experience -Excellent research and writing skills -Proficiency in English -Ability to work independently -Good computer and Internet skills
Interested in becoming a dgPoverty Guide? Simply send an email and request a dgPoverty Guide Candidate form to ccaballero@dgfoundation.org.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7. NEW MEMBER DIRECTORY - UPDATE YOUR MEMBER PROFILE! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
With over 30,000 registered dgCommunities members, the Member Directory provides a one-stop shop for key contacts and collaboration worldwide. We invite you to take advantage of this unprecedented collaborative tool and add your profile today!
Our new Member Directory enables you to more easily contact fellow professionals in the international development community for expert advice, information, and collaboration. You will be able to find development practitioners from over 200 countries, with interests and expertise in dozens of areas, including your own! We invite you to update your member profile to let your colleagues in development know more about your interests and expertise. You'll find the profiles very useful when using the Member Directory to communicate and collaborate with fellow members on your next program or project. From http://www.developmentgateway.org?intcmp=923 simply click on "My Gateway" in the upper right corner, log in, scroll down to "My Member Profile" and click "edit this information."
Quick Start - 4 Easy Steps:
-ESTABLISH YOUR PROFILE Let your colleagues in development know more about your interests and expertise through your dgCommunities profile. Simply log in, go to My Gateway, scroll down to "My Member Profile", and click "Edit this information". http://www.developmentgateway.org/topics/um/user/showUserAccount.do?intcmp=923
-SEARCH FOR MEMBERS
Log in to the Development Gateway, and click the Member Directory link located in the right column on any dgCommunity home page. You can search by: name, country, interest, expertise, organization, organization type, or by keywords in member bios. Search Results will show you a list of members with a link to their profiles. You can also reach the Member Directory when you log in, go to My Gateway and click on "Add Members to My Contacts". http://topics.developmentgateway.org/um~user/showMemberDirectory.do?intcmp=923
-COMMUNICATE WITH MEMBERS
When viewing a member's profile, click "Contact this user". This will open a message box in which you can type and send a message through our message forwarding system.
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Mensaje del Secretario General de la ONU- Día Internacional para la Erradicación de la Pobreza
Mensaje del Secretario General sobre el Día
Internacional para la Erradicación de la Pobreza
17 de octubre de
2006
El tema del Día Internacional para la Erradicación de la
Pobreza de este año, “Juntos contra la pobreza”, pone de relieve la necesidad de
una alianza verdaderamente mundial en la lucha contra la pobreza, en la que
participen de manera activa tanto los países desarrollados como los países en
desarrollo.
El mundo ha realizado progresos reales, pero insuficientes,
en la consecución de los objetivos de desarrollo del Milenio. Aunque la pobreza
extrema disminuyó apreciablemente entre 1990 y 2002 —del 28% al 19% de la
población del mundo en desarrollo—, los progresos han sido desiguales de unas
regiones y unos países a otros y dentro de ellos. En gran parte de Asia, los
avances económicos y sociales han permitido salir de una pobreza perpetua casi a
250 millones de personas. En cambio, las tasas de pobreza no han variado en Asia
occidental y África del Norte, mientras que en las economías en transición de
Europa oriental y Asia central han aumentado. El África subsahariana es la
región más rezagada, donde es poco probable que se logre el objetivo de
desarrollo del Milenio de reducir la pobreza extrema a la mitad para
2015.
Es preciso desplegar más esfuerzos para hacer frente a la pobreza y
el subdesarrollo. Las negociaciones comerciales de Doha deben culminar en un
comercio más libre y justo para todos. Los países desarrollados han de cumplir
los compromisos asumidos en relación con la asistencia oficial para el
desarrollo (AOD) y el alivio de la deuda. Por su parte, los países en desarrollo
deben dar prioridad a los objetivos de desarrollo del Milenio y, si no lo han
hecho todavía, adoptar estrategias nacionales por lograrlos. Deben emplear las
corrientes de AOD para aumentar de manera sostenible sus capacidades nacionales,
haciendo hincapié en una mejor gobernanza y el imperio de la ley. Y los países
que ya están en camino de conseguir los objetivos pueden apuntar aún más alto
fijándose metas incluso más ambiciosas.
Lamentablemente, la “alianza
mundial para el desarrollo” es más teórica que práctica. Esta situación tiene
que cambiar. Todos los agentes fundamentales del desarrollo —gobiernos, sector
privado, sociedad civil y personas que viven en la pobreza— deben iniciar un
esfuerzo verdaderamente colectivo contra la pobreza que eleve el nivel de vida y
alivie los sufrimientos humanos.
La campaña destinada a hacer de la
pobreza historia —un desafío moral básico de nuestra época— no puede ser tarea
de unos pocos; debe congregar a la mayoría. Con ocasión de este Día
Internacional para la Erradicación de la Pobreza, exhorto a todos a que se sumen
a la lucha. Juntos podemos realizar progresos reales y suficientes para acabar
con la pobreza.
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Publicado por ONU/Patagonia Ciber Fem el 17 de Octubre, 2006, 19:41
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DECLARACIÓN LEVANTATE CONTRA LA POBREZA
DECLARACIÓN
LEVANTATE CONTRA LA POBREZA!
Nos
hemos levantado aquí, con orgullo, como miembros de la generación que se propone
vencer la pobreza extrema, el reto más grande de nuestros
tiempos.
Nos
levantamos ahora porque no deseamos encontrarnos cara a cara con la próxima
generación y tener que decirles: “sabíamos que millones de personas estaban
muriendo innecesariamente cada año, pero nos quedamos sin hacer nada”.
No
podemos permanecer sentados sabiendo que, por ejemplo, un niño que nace hoy en
un país pobre está condenado a morir 30 años antes que un niño que nace en un
país rico. Ha llegado la hora de
terminar con esta tragedia.
Nos
levantamos porque no estamos pidiendo caridad, sino justicia. Porque sabemos
que, en nuestro nombre, los líderes del mundo ya prometieron acabar con esta
situación hace seis años.
Sus promesas se llamaron los
Objetivos de Desarrollo del Milenio.
Lo
que se necesita es la voluntad política para alcanzar y superar los Objetivos del Milenio.
Por
ello, nosotros, cientos de miles de
personas conscientes, de más de 100 países, nos LEVANTAMOS para decirles a los líderes de los
países ricos que den la talla. Que
luchen para mantener sus promesas de cancelar la deuda externa, de otorgar más y
mejor asistencia al
desarrollo
y garantizar normas justas de comercio internacional que ayuden a luchar contra la pobreza.
Ustedes saben lo que se necesita hacer – háganlo.
También,nos
levantamos frente a los líderes de los países pobres para decirles que también
ellos tienen que dar la talla . Que adopten como su principal
responsabilidad salvar las vidas de
sus ciudadanos más pobres. Les pedimos que sus administraciones sean transparentes y
responsables en la gestión del dinero público,
que combatan la desigualdad y que erradiquen la corrupción. Ustedes saben lo que
se necesita hacer –háganlo.
Cada
generación ha tenido sus batallas, Como la que luchó
en contra de la esclavitud o la que lo hizo contra la segregación racial. Estas
batallas parecían imposibles de
vencer, pero la historia nos ha demostrado una y otra vez que estas batallas se
pueden ganar si suficientes
personas se unen y se levantan contra la injusticia.
Hoy
tratamos establecer un récord por el mayor número de personas que se levantan
para exigir acciones contra la pobreza –pero con lo que nos gustaría realmente
romper es con el récord mundial de promesas rotas y la costumbre de ignorar a
los pobres.
Somos
seis mil millones de voces y queremos justicia ahora. Sin excusas.No las
toleraremos.
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Publicado por Patagonia Ciber Fem el 17 de Octubre, 2006, 19:08
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Promover la autonomía de las mujeres e impulsar las economías.
Promover la autonomía de las mujeres e impulsar las
economías |
Nuevo plan anuncia que la igualdad de género es una medida
económica inteligente |
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6 de octubre de 2006—En 1999, 35 mujeres
de la aislada isla de Char Montaz en Bangladesh descubrieron que las cosas
podrían ser muy distintas en su comunidad si se dedicaban a los
negocios.
Ignoraron las críticas que las acusaban de estar violando
las reglas de la sociedad por trabajar fuera del hogar y crearon la
empresa de lámparas de corriente continua Women’s DC Lamp
Enterprise con la ayuda de financiamiento del Banco Mundial y el
Programa de las Naciones Unidas para el Desarrollo, además del apoyo de la
organización no gubernamental Prokaushali Sangsad Limited (PSL).
Las mujeres fabricaron lámparas de corriente continua
alimentadas por baterías para reemplazar los faroles de queroseno que se
usaban petróleo usados habitualmente en los hogares de la isla pero que
eran conocidos por ser una fuente de contaminación intradomiciliaria.
Y mientras aprendían a dominar la fabricación de
lámparas, también se ejercitaban en control de calidad, formación de
empresas y comercialización.
Muy pronto, los que antes las criticaban se transformaron
en sus clientes. En el transcurso de dos años, llevaron luz y energía
limpia de bajo costo a más de 1.200 hogares, tiendas y botes y a 300
negocios. Las tiendas permanecieron abiertas por más horas, los niños
dedicaron más tiempo a sus deberes escolares en el hogar y los ingresos
aumentaron 30%.
Hoy, el proyecto Oportunidad para mujeres en la
utilización de tecnologías de energía renovable en Bangladesh y otros
proyectos similares se consideran una prueba clara de que el desarrollo y
las oportunidades económicas para la mujer pueden y deben ir de la mano y
que dar participación a la mujer puede tener enormes efectos en la
economía de un país.
Es la lógica en que se basa el nuevo Plan de acción en
asuntos relativos al género de cuatro años y US$24,5 millones, el que
pretende ayudar a la mujer a ocupar un lugar más importante en la economía
de las naciones en desarrollo y de ingreso medio.
El plan de Igualdad de género como medida económica
inteligente fue anunciado el mes pasado por Paul Wolfowitz,
presidente del Banco Mundial, en las Reuniones anuales del FMI y del Banco
Mundial realizadas en Singapur.
El plan sostiene que la igualdad entre los sexos en el
campo laboral es una medida económica sensata y detalla diversos medios
para promover la autonomía de la mujer en el mundo en desarrollo con la
ayuda del Banco.
Este plan se ha ganado el decidido respaldo de los
donantes. Heidemarie Wieczorek-Zeul, ministra germana de cooperación
económica y desarrollo internacional, acompañó a Wolfowitz cuando éste dio
a conocer el plan en Singapur y patrocinará una conferencia complementaria
sobre la habilitación económica de la mujer y el Plan de acción en asuntos
relativos al género a principios del año 2007. Por su parte, Noruega ha
sido un asociado importante en la preparación del plan y ha manifestado su
interés por apoyar la puesta en marcha tan pronto se inicien sus
actividades.
El plan aumenta los recursos dedicados a las cuestiones
que afectan a la mujer en las operaciones y la asistencia técnica del
Banco y aumenta la investigación y la recopilación de estadísticas acerca
de los efectos generados por los obstáculos económicos por motivos de
género en la economía de un país.
De manera específica, el plan pretende aumentar la
participación de la mujer en infraestructura, finanzas, desarrollo del
sector privado y agricultura, áreas que tienen una relación directa con el
crecimiento económico, señala Mayra Buvinic, directora sectorial del Banco
en asuntos relativos a género y desarrollo.
El plan también financia nuevas investigaciones acerca
del efecto de la participación o falta de participación de la mujer en la
fuerza laboral, investigaciones que asimismo recomendarán medios para
eliminar los obstáculos que impiden la habilitación económica de la
mujer.
“Deseamos examinar las condiciones de la participación de
la mujer en mercados específicos (laboral, crediticio, de la tierra,
además de espíritu y autoría empresarial) que impiden el crecimiento”,
afirma Andrew Morrison, economista en jefe en asuntos de género y
desarrollo.
Morrison sostiene que los investigadores del Banco buscan
determinar, por ejemplo, cómo se ve afectado el crecimiento por la
imposibilidad de la mujer de obtener créditos, tener títulos de propiedad
o acceder a tecnologías.
“Deseamos documentarlo, porque al fundamentar y analizar
detalladamente los obstáculos que enfrenta la mujer cuando quiere
participar en estos mercados esenciales, podemos identificar políticas
adecuadas para incrementar su acceso a esos mercados”.
'No es una situación inteligente desde el punto
de vista económico'
Si bien se ha avanzado significativamente en los últimos
30 años en mejorar la salud y la educación de la mujer, en muchas partes
del mundo ésta todavía se mueve por la periferia de la economía, condenada
a realizar trabajos segregados mal pagados o bien excluida del todo de la
fuerza laboral, dice Buvinic.
“Hoy las mujeres reciben mucho más educación que hace un
decenio y están mucho más saludables, pero no pueden aprovechar plenamente
su educación en el mercado laboral, porque aún tienen muy pocas
oportunidades de trabajo”, sostiene Buvinic.
“No es una situación inteligente desde un punto de vista
económico”, agrega.
Los obstáculos que enfrentan las mujeres difieren entre
un país y otro y pueden ser de naturaleza cultural, jurídica o el
resultado de inveteradas prácticas o costumbres comerciales. Las mujeres
jóvenes viven momentos muchos más difíciles en su transición de la escuela
al trabajo que los hombres jóvenes y habitualmente reciben salarios muchos
más bajos, afirma Buvinic.
“A pesar de los grandes avances logrados en algunos
países, se mantiene la diferencia entre el salario que ganan mujeres y
hombres”, declara. “La diferencia suele explicarse en parte debido a falta
de experiencia o educación, pero siempre existe una diferencia residual
que probablemente se deba a la discriminación”.
Las cifras demuestran que la falta de oportunidades
económicas para la mujer perpetúa la pobreza, señala Buvinic. Pero al
mismo tiempo indican que mayores oportunidades para ellas se traducen en
más oportunidades para sus hijos y en beneficios para toda la
sociedad.
“Asimismo, cada vez hay más datos que apuntan a una
relación directa entre mejores condiciones económicas para la mujer y
mayor crecimiento del país”, afirma Buvinic.
Estas pruebas replican la conclusión más importante del
Informe sobre Desarrollo Mundial 2006 del Banco publicado hace un
año, que constataba que “hacer que los mercados funcionen de manera más
equitativa para los sexos puede aumentar considerablemente la
productividad y los ingresos de la mujer y contribuir al crecimiento
económico”.
“La consecución de igualdad entre los sexos tiene sentido
comercial para una institución de desarrollo”, explica Buvinic. “Es
justamente el énfasis del plan: que la igualdad de género es positiva
per se, pero que es asimismo indispensable para cumplir otros
objetivos y es fundamental para luchar contra la pobreza y lograr
crecimiento compartido por todos”.
Mayra Buvinic pronostica que el Plan de acción en asuntos
relativos al género recibirá un fuerte apoyo “en un amplio espectro de
países en desarrollo, porque encara temáticas de la mujer que afectan por
igual a una gran variedad de países y circunstancias económicas dispares.
Las problemáticas que busca abordar el plan son igualmente importantes en
estados frágiles como en países de ingreso bajo y
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Record Guiness: Levantate contra la Pobreza
23.542.614 personas se Levantan Contra la Pobreza 2006/10/17 11:11:20.547 GMT+2
United Kingdom/Llamamiento Mundial contra la
pobreza/Patagonia Ciber Fem
El Récord Mundial Guinness, pulverizado
En un único día, la impresionante cifra de 23 millones y
medio de personas de más de 100 países del mundo han establecido un nuevo Récord
Mundial Guinness por el mayor número de personas “LEVANTADAS CONTRA LA
POBREZA”.
Hinchas de críquet en India; niños escolares en
Gaza y Cisjordania; multitudes en un concierto en las chabolas de Zimbabwe y en
Times Square en Nueva York se unieron para participar en este intento de récord
mundial del 15 al 16 de octubre, coordinado por el Llamado Mundial a la Acción
contra la Pobreza y la Campaña del Milenio de la ONU. Unidas, todas estas
personas se pusieron en pie frente al hotel más alto del mundo en Dubai; en
estadios de fútbol en España y México; en iglesias de África y escuelas de todo
el mundo, incluso en China.
La cifra del Récord Mundial fue anunciada hoy
(17 de octubre), día internacional para la erradicación de la pobreza, en
acontecimientos celebrados en las Naciones Unidas en Nueva York, Londres,
Johannesburgo, Milán y Nairobi, tras la confirmación oficial por el Guinness
World Records.
Ciudadanos de todo el mundo se han levantado
para exigir acción contra la pobreza, por la igualdad y para que se alcancen y
excedan los Objetivos de Desarrollo del Milenio. La voz del pueblo se hace cada
vez más fuerte: los gobiernos pueden y deben hacer más. No descansaremos hasta
que no se haya puesto fin a la pobre
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17 de Octubre "Dia Internacional para la Erradicación de la Pobreza"
Día Internacional para la Erradicación de la Pobreza
La observancia del Día Internacional para la Erradicación de la
Pobreza se remonta al 17 de octubre de 1987. Ese día, más de cien mil personas
se congregaron en Trocadero, en París, donde en 1948 se había firmado la
Declaración Universal de Derechos Humanos, para rendir homenaje a las víctimas
de la pobreza extrema, la violencia y el hambre. Proclamaron que la pobreza es
una violación de los derechos humanos y afirmaron la necesidad de aunar
esfuerzos para garantizar el respeto de esos derechos. Estos principios están
inscritos en una losa conmemorativa que se descubrió aquel día. Desde entonces,
personas de toda condición, creencia y origen social se reúnen el 17 de octubre
de cada año para renovar su compromiso y mostrar su solidaridad con los pobres.
Se han descubierto réplicas de la losa conmemorativa en todo el mundo, que
sirven de punto de encuentro para celebrar el Día Internacional para la
Erradicación de la Pobreza. Una de esas réplicas está ubicada en el jardín de la
Sede de las Naciones Unidas y es el lugar donde se celebra la conmemoración
anual que organiza la Secretaría de las Naciones Unidas en Nueva
York.
Mediante su resolución 47/196, aprobada el 22 de diciembre de 1992,
la Asamblea General declaró el 17 de octubre Día Internacional para la
Erradicación de la Pobreza e invitó a todos los Estados a que dediquen el Día a
presentar y promover, según proceda en el contexto nacional, actividades
concretas de erradicación de la pobreza y la indigencia. La resolución también
invita a las organizaciones intergubernamentales y no gubernamentales a que
ayuden a los Estados, cuando estos lo soliciten, a organizar actividades
nacionales para la observancia del Día, y pide al Secretario General que adopte
las medidas necesarias, en el marco de los recursos existentes, para velar por
el éxito de la observancia por las Naciones Unidas del Día Internacional para la
Erradicación de la Pobreza.
El 17 de octubre representa una oportunidad
para reconocer el esfuerzo y la lucha de las personas que viven en la pobreza,
una ocasión para que den a conocer sus problemas y un momento para reconocer que
las personas pobres son las primeras en luchar contra la pobreza. La
participación de los propios pobres ha tenido una importancia fundamental en la
celebración del Día Internacional para la Erradicación de la Pobreza desde un
principio. La conmemoración del 17 de octubre también refleja la voluntad de las
personas que viven en la pobreza de utilizar sus conocimientos para contribuir a
erradicar la pobreza.
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45 nuevos recursos en Género y Desarrollo
Actualización de contenido - Género y Desarrollo en el Development Gateway ------------------------- 45 {totalItems} nuevos recursos en la página Género y Desarrollo del Development Gateway http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender
1. Training Program on Implementation of Reproductive Health Assessment Toolkit for Conflict-Affected Women. 2. The Maternal and Child Health Epidemiology Program (MCH EPI) - Centers for Disease Control (CDC). 3. Revised Recommendations for HIV Testing of Adults, Adolescents, and Pregnant Women in Health-Care Settings 4. Fred H. Bixby Fellowship Program - Population Council 5. Population Council - Frontiers: Highlighting Marital HIV Risk and Promoting Premarital VCT in Nyanza, Kenya. 6. Population Council - Gender, Family and Development Program. 7. Gender and Family Dynamics - Power in Relationships 8. Brazil?s Program H - Involving Men in Sexual Health and Safety Programs 9. Preventing HIV and Partner Violence: Research Guides Design of Peer Education and Drama Components in Tanzania 10. Population Council - Ebert Program on Critical Issues in Reproductive Health 11. Gender Guidelines Water Supply and Sanitation: Supplement to the Guide to Gender and Development 12. Huairou Commission AIDS and Governance Brief 13. ?Business as unusual?: Call for proposals for the Seed Award 2007 14. El Agora 15. Maputo Plan of Action for the Operationalisation of the Continental Policy Framework for SRH and Rights 2007-2010 16. World Rural Women's Day 2006 - Rural Women: Leaders of Tomorrow (15 October 2006) 17. Engaging with Fragile States: An IEG Review of World Bank Support to Low-Income Countries Under Stress 18. Youth as a Catalyst for Peace: Helping Youth Develop the Vision, Skills, and Behaviors to Promote Peace 19. Advocacy to Accelerate Ethical Research and Global Delivery of AIDS Vaccines 20. Was the ?ABC? Approach (Abstinence, Being Faithful, Using Condoms) Responsible for Uganda's Decline in HIV? 21. DRC: Sexual Violence, Lack of Healthcare Spreads HIV/AIDS Among Pygmies 22. "Gender for Journalists" 23. PeaceWomen: Women's International League for Peace and Freedom 24. Coming out in Arabic 25. Forgotten Casualties of War: Girls in Armed Conflict 26. Indigenous Community Women?s Leadership Program 27. Asia Pacific Health Resources 28. Development Marketplace 2007 29. NEW DISCUSSION FORUM: How Will the World Address the Need for 1.3 Billion Youth to Compete for 300 Million Jobs? 30. World Vision's HIV/AIDS Hope Initiative 31. Condom Bindas Bol - India Launches New Condom Campaign 32. SACDS-Social Action for Community Development Society 33. Youth Action For Change - Italy 34. Action for Women Aid and Justice (AAWAJ) - India. 35. Gender Advisor, Wellington, New Zealand 36. Listen to Us: Land Ownership and Property Control : Grassroots Women Document Innovations in Practice 37. Women in Local Government 38. The 3rd Biennial International Leading Practices Symposium 39. The World Bank Gender Action Plan 40. Bulgarian Gender Research Foundation 41. Cinderella or Cyberella? By Nancy Hafkin and Sophia Huyer ( Kumarian Press, June 2006). 42. Internet & ICTs for Social Justice and Development News - Grace Project 43. Internet & ICTs for Social Justice and Development - Women's Hub 44. Cereal Banks Provide Food Security During Niger's Lean Season 45. Accelerating the Education of Girls and Women in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Development Imperative -------------------------
1. Training Program on Implementation of Reproductive Health Assessment Toolkit for Conflict-Affected Women. http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1074813 The
Reproductive Health for Refugees Activity of the Division of
Reproductive Health announces a full day training opportunity on how to
implement the Reproductive Health Assessment Toolkit for
Conflict-Affected Women. The Toolkit provides tools for... Contribuido por Anuradha Bhattacharjee el 30 Sep , 2006
2. The Maternal and Child Health Epidemiology Program (MCH EPI) - Centers for Disease Control (CDC). http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1074815 The
Maternal and Child Health Epidemiology Program (MCH EPI) is a
collaborative effort between the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention and the Health Resources and Services Administration. Since
1987, MCH EPI has assigned more than 30 career... Contribuido por Anuradha Bhattacharjee el 30 Sep , 2006
3. Revised Recommendations for HIV Testing of Adults, Adolescents, and Pregnant Women in Health-Care Settings http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1074819 The
material in this report originated in the National Center for HIV/AIDS,
Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention (proposed), Kevin A. Fenton,
MD, PhD, Director; and the Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention, Timothy D.
Mastro, MD, (Acting) Director.... Contribuido por Anuradha Bhattacharjee el 30 Sep , 2006
4. Fred H. Bixby Fellowship Program - Population Council http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1074824 The
Population Council has created a new fellowship program to expand
opportunities for recently trained population specialists and
biomedical researchers. The Council's Fred H. Bixby Fellowship Program
is a ten-year program, beginning in January... Contribuido por Anuradha Bhattacharjee el 30 Sep , 2006
5. Population Council - Frontiers: Highlighting Marital HIV Risk and Promoting Premarital VCT in Nyanza, Kenya. http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1074829 Kenya:
FRONTIERS is working with PATH in Nyanza, western Kenya, to design and
implement an intervention to increase awareness of the association
between increased risk of HIV/AIDS and early marriage. About 25 percent
of girls in Kenya are married... Contribuido por Anuradha Bhattacharjee el 30 Sep , 2006
6. Population Council - Gender, Family and Development Program. http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1074835 Through
program experiments, research, publications, and policy dialogue, the
Gender, Family and Development Program (GFD) is a leader in
highlighting the social determinants of reproductive and sexual health.
GFD aims to demonstrate, in practice,... Contribuido por Anuradha Bhattacharjee el 30 Sep , 2006
7. Gender and Family Dynamics - Power in Relationships http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1074841 For
some time the Population Council's Gender, Family, and Development
(GFD) program has fostered exploration of how gender and power
imbalances between men and women affect reproductive and sexual
decisionmaking behavior, care seeking, safety, and... Contribuido por Anuradha Bhattacharjee el 30 Sep , 2006
8. Brazil?s Program H - Involving Men in Sexual Health and Safety Programs http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1074848 Throughout
the world gender norms?societal messages that dictate appropriate or
expected behavior for males and females?play an important role in the
spread of HIV infection, particularly among young people who are
beginning their involvement in... Contribuido por Anuradha Bhattacharjee el 30 Sep , 2006
9. Preventing HIV and Partner Violence: Research Guides Design of Peer Education and Drama Components in Tanzania http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1074855 In
2001, researchers from the Horizons Program and Muhimbili University in
Tanzania published a disturbing finding. Among women attending an HIV
voluntary counseling and testing (VCT) center in Dar es Salaam, young
HIV-positive women (under 30 years... Contribuido por Anuradha Bhattacharjee el 30 Sep , 2006
10. Population Council - Ebert Program on Critical Issues in Reproductive Health http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1074860 For
more than 16 years, the Population Council?s Robert H. Ebert Program on
Critical Issues in Reproductive Health has been pursuing innovative
research strategies to address neglected or marginalized issues that
affect the reproductive health and... Contribuido por Anuradha Bhattacharjee el 30 Sep , 2006
11. Gender Guidelines Water Supply and Sanitation: Supplement to the Guide to Gender and Development http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1074806 Addressing
the different priorities of men and women in WSS activities improves
the quality and sustainability of WSS projects, for example: - Women?s
needs for water become more of a project focus. These needs are often
related to small-scale... Contribuido por Emmanuel Habumuremyi el 30 Sep , 2006
12. Huairou Commission AIDS and Governance Brief http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1074672 Grassroots
women and local authorities are partnering to create effective
responses to HIV/AIDS in their communities, and to ensure that the
millions of dollars flowing to Africa through decentralized funding
mechanisms are being effectively used.... Contribuido por Shannon Hayes el 28 Sep , 2006
13. ?Business as unusual?: Call for proposals for the Seed Award 2007 http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1074652 The
Supporting Entrepreneurs for Environment and Development (Seed)
Initiative calls for proposals from locally driven partnerships that
promote economic growth, social development, and environmental
stewardship for the second round of its biennial... Contribuido por Marianne Henkel el 28 Sep , 2006
14. El Agora http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1074392 The
Agora is a non-profit civil association. It is a space for action and
reflection which seeks for the recovery of the principles of human
security as a concept that integrates and articulates the different
fields for a better quality of life. El... Contribuido por Carmen Villegas Caballero el 26 Sep , 2006
15. Maputo Plan of Action for the Operationalisation of the Continental Policy Framework for SRH and Rights 2007-2010 http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1074271 "This
Maputo Plan of Action for the Operationalisation of the Sexual and
Reproductive Health and Rights Continental Policy Framework seeks to
take the continent forward towards the goal of universal access to
comprehensive sexual and reproductive... Contribuido por Maribeth Lovegrove el 25 Sep , 2006
16. World Rural Women's Day 2006 - Rural Women: Leaders of Tomorrow (15 October 2006) http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1074386 The
future benefits of women's involvement in leadership positions will not
be realized without considerable global effort. Although women's
representation in decision making roles has improved, women are still
under represented in every country of... Contribuido por JEAN-CHARLES LE VALLÉE el 26 Sep , 2006
17. Engaging with Fragile States: An IEG Review of World Bank Support to Low-Income Countries Under Stress http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1074345 According
to a new report from the World Bank Independent Evaluation Group (IEG),
fragile states pose some of the toughest development challenges.
Concern is growing about the ability of these countries to reach the
Millennium Development Goals, as... Contribuido por Julius P. Gwyer el 26 Sep , 2006
18. Youth as a Catalyst for Peace: Helping Youth Develop the Vision, Skills, and Behaviors to Promote Peace http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1075099 This
brochure presents experiences and lessons learned from The Academy for
Educational Development (AED) in working towards promoting
peacebuilding through youth development. According to the publication,
AED has found that youth are more likely to... Contribuido por Anuradha Bhattacharjee el 02 Oct , 2006
19. Advocacy to Accelerate Ethical Research and Global Delivery of AIDS Vaccines http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1075197 In
2005 alone, five million people were infected with HIV and three
million people died as a result of AIDS. Over 40 million people across
the globe are infected with HIV/AIDS today and 14,000 new infections
occur every day. While efforts continue to... Contribuido por Anuradha Bhattacharjee el 02 Oct , 2006
20. Was the ?ABC? Approach (Abstinence, Being Faithful, Using Condoms) Responsible for Uganda's Decline in HIV? http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1075209 The
debate, led by Elaine M. Murphy, Margaret E. Greene, Alexandra
Mihailovic, and Peter Olupot-Olupot covers Uganda - one of the few
African countries where rates of HIV infection have fallen, from about
15 percent in the early 1990s to about five... Contribuido por Anuradha Bhattacharjee el 02 Oct , 2006
21. DRC: Sexual Violence, Lack of Healthcare Spreads HIV/AIDS Among Pygmies http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1075216 CHOMBO,
13 September (PLUSNEWS) - The forest people of the Democratic Republic
of Congo (DRC), marginalised at the best of times, were easy targets
for the marauding soldiers and militiamen that reduced the eastern
provinces to one of the world's... Contribuido por Anuradha Bhattacharjee el 02 Oct , 2006
22. "Gender for Journalists" http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1075271 This
'Gender for Journalists' toolkit is based on training workshops and
seminars given by the author in Africa, the Caribbean, South and South
East Asia and the Middle East. It is designed to make its users aware
of the areas where women are... Contribuido por John Daly el 02 Oct , 2006
23. PeaceWomen: Women's International League for Peace and Freedom http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1075023 The
PeaceWomen Project monitors and works toward rapid and full
implementation of United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325 on
women, peace and security.
Contribuido por Sharon Haba el 01 Oct , 2006
24. Coming out in Arabic http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1075227 Brian
Whitaker of The Observer reports on a lesbian group's struggle for
acceptance in the Middle East. The reporter takes readers through the
lifestyle of lesbians in the Middle East and how the emailing list
helped to strengthen their survival in a... Contribuido por Sharon Haba el 02 Oct , 2006
25. Forgotten Casualties of War: Girls in Armed Conflict http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1075050 When
people speak of ?child soldiers,? what readily comes to mind is a male
child in arms. But nearly half of all children associated with armed
groups are girls. Thus this report highlights an aspect of armed
conflict that has received little or no... Contribuido por Chijioke Evoh el 02 Oct , 2006
26. Indigenous Community Women?s Leadership Program http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1075017 Each
year the Indigenous Community Women?s Leadership Program (ICWLP)
supports and develops around 70 women who have leadership capacity and
are already making a contribution to their communities. The women are
coached and supported by skilled and... Contribuido por Sharon Haba el 01 Oct , 2006
27. Asia Pacific Health Resources http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1075286 This
site provides information and resources for health practitioners and
development workers in the Asia Pacific region. The site will benefit
people involved in public health and health promotion initiatives,
government health authorities, and... Contribuido por Sarah Jones el 03 Oct , 2006
28. Development Marketplace 2007 http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1075387 DM2007
is offering US$4 Million in awards for proposals with innovative ideas
to improve health, nutrition, population outcomes of poor people in
developing countries. How to Apply: Review the 2007 Competition
Guidelines. 1] DM2007 Competition... Contribuido por Anuradha Bhattacharjee el 03 Oct , 2006
29. NEW DISCUSSION FORUM: How Will the World Address the Need for 1.3 Billion Youth to Compete for 300 Million Jobs? http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1075445 dgCommunities
are invited to participate in a new Discussion Forum posted on the
Youth for Development dgCommunity. According to World Bank Senior Pawan
Patil, in five years, the world's population of 1.3 billion youth will
be competing for 300... Contribuido por Charlotte Moser el 03 Oct , 2006
30. World Vision's HIV/AIDS Hope Initiative http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1075466 World
Vision has committed itself to the challenge of alleviating the impact
of AIDS for two main reasons; because it is the biggest single
challenge facing development and because we care about children. World
Vision's HIV/AIDS HOPE Initiative,... Contribuido por Anuradha Bhattacharjee el 03 Oct , 2006
31. Condom Bindas Bol - India Launches New Condom Campaign http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1075513 To
remove any perceived embarrassment associated with buying, using and
selling condoms, the United States Agency For International Development
(USAID) with support from the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has
launched a new campaign, Condom... Contribuido por Anuradha Bhattacharjee el 04 Oct , 2006
32. SACDS-Social Action for Community Development Society http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1075625 Project
of Sabina Matangi, Nepal - Member Youth Action. Social Action for
Community Development Society- SACDS is a non-governmental, non-profit
community based organisation which is focused on working for the poor,
backward and marginalized women,... Contribuido por Anuradha Bhattacharjee el 04 Oct , 2006
33. Youth Action For Change - Italy http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1075665 Project
of Selene Biffi - Member Youth Action, Italy. Youth Action for Change
(YAC), founded by Selene Biffi, is an online initiative for young
people by young people. Says Selene, ?The aim of the project can be
identified in three words?education... Contribuido por Anuradha Bhattacharjee el 04 Oct , 2006
34. Action for Women Aid and Justice (AAWAJ) - India. http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1075709 Project
of Gautam Gupta, Member Youth Action, India. Action for Women Aid and
Justice (AAWAJ) was founded by Gautam Gupta to mobilize youth to end
violence against women and girls. AAWAJ, which means ?voice?, aims to
raise a collective voice against... Contribuido por Anuradha Bhattacharjee el 04 Oct , 2006
35. Gender Advisor, Wellington, New Zealand http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1075502 New
Zealand's International Aid and Development Agency is looking for an
enthusiastic, innovative, and experienced international development
professional with a comprehensive knowledge and understanding of gender
equality and women's empowerment to... Contribuido por Jessica Matthews el 04 Oct , 2006
36. Listen to Us: Land Ownership and Property Control : Grassroots Women Document Innovations in Practice http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1075574 Grassroots
women in Africa report their strategies for gaining control over land,
housing and property while coping with HIV/AIDS, post-conflict
situations and poverty. Based on innovative mapping led by grassroots
women in Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda and... Contribuido por Shannon Hayes el 04 Oct , 2006
37. Women in Local Government http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1075836 The
LGMA?s has established the Women in Local Government Sub Committee. The
National Board has endorsed Lyn Russell as Convenor of the sub
committee which will include representation from each State. The Sub
Committee will: Develop a strategic plan... Contribuido por Giulia D'Amico el 05 Oct , 2006
38. The 3rd Biennial International Leading Practices Symposium http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1075843 THE
BUSINESS-CRITICAL FORUM FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT MANAGERS The 3rd Biennial
International Leading Practices Symposium Royal Lakeside Novotel Hotel,
Rotorua, New Zealand, 2-3 November 2006 The case studies that are to be
presented at the Symposium are:... Contribuido por Giulia D'Amico el 05 Oct , 2006
39. The World Bank Gender Action Plan http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1075848 Using
examples from developing countries, the new plan says that investing in
women is already showing results, but needs to go much further, as
women gain the tools and expertise to go itno business on their own,
and buy land in their own names. In... Contribuido por Anuradha Bhattacharjee el 05 Oct , 2006
40. Bulgarian Gender Research Foundation http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1075856 Bulgarian
Gender Research Foundation is an NGO of public utility that promotes
social equality and women?s human rights in Bulgaria through research,
education and advocacy programs. The BGRF is founded in June 1998 in
Sofia. The team of the... Contribuido por Anuradha Bhattacharjee el 05 Oct , 2006
41. Cinderella or Cyberella? By Nancy Hafkin and Sophia Huyer ( Kumarian Press, June 2006). http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1075862 "Cinderella
or Cyberella? provides an excellent overview of the critical issues
addressing the global participation of girls and women in today's
information society. It serves as both a resource for comprehensive
understanding and a strategic guide... Contribuido por Anuradha Bhattacharjee el 05 Oct , 2006
42. Internet & ICTs for Social Justice and Development News - Grace Project http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1075870 DURBAN,
South Africa - GRACE is a group of 14 research teams working in 12
African countries focusing on Gender Research in Africa into ICT?s for
Empowerment, supported by a research grant from the International
Development Research Centre of Canada.... Contribuido por Anuradha Bhattacharjee el 05 Oct , 2006
43. Internet & ICTs for Social Justice and Development - Women's Hub http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1075878 From
being a student activist to working with the word in the library, and
getting involved in a wide range of campaigns, soft-spoken Mylene Soto
has seen many things. Today, she's part of APC member Women'sHub, a
group that works for the promotion... Contribuido por Anuradha Bhattacharjee el 05 Oct , 2006
44. Cereal Banks Provide Food Security During Niger's Lean Season http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1075894 GUIDON
GAZOBI, 29 September 2006 (UNICEF) ? In addition to providing food
security, community cereal banks help improve the health and well-being
of women, who no longer have the added burden of travelling many hours
in order to feed their families.... Contribuido por JEAN-CHARLES LE VALLÉE el 05 Oct , 2006
45. Accelerating the Education of Girls and Women in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Development Imperative http://topics.developmentgateway.org/gender/rc/ItemDetail.do?itemId=1075973 by
Edda Gachukia, ABSTRACT: Compelling evidence is available today to link
education with numerous benefits, which combine to contribute to the
popular view that education is the foundation of development. This is
like stating the obvious but just as... Contribuido por Laura Allen el 05 Oct , 2006
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