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The following news is taken from the Chantier de l’économie sociale’s International Bulletin-January 2012.
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The inauguration of a new birthing center in Bhaktapur district was made possible by the contribution of former Leave 4 Change volunteers Rosana Pellizzari and Barbara Parish.
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Uniterra-Botswana has been working with a new partner during the course of last year: The Botswana Business Coalition on AIDS (BBCA), a private sector coalition, mandated by the government of Botswana to facilitate and coordinate the private sector’s response to the HIV and AIDS pandemic in Botswana. It primarily works through its partner organizations to reach businesses.
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11 partner organisations have increased their capacities through the program. In total, 103 volunteers, including 60 women, worked 7,879 person-days and 4,000 people, including 66% women, acquired newr skills in governance and community work, marketing, mobilisation of resources, organisational and cooperative management.
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10 partner organisations have increased their capacities through the program. In total, 59 volunteers, including 37 women, worked 5,190 person-days and 7,966 people, including 67% women, acquired new skills in the areas of teaching, training the trainers, the integration of gender equality, and communications.
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The second Fair Trade and Social Economy Exhibition of Guatemala – organised jointly by the Comisión Interinstitucional, the Ministry of Economy and Uniterra – took place in Antigua, November 11 to 13. According to the comments collected by our team at the exhibition, the three days were very profitable and the producers were able to sell all their products. And there was a warm response and interest for the theme by the public.The following article was written by Walter Sactic and published in Prensa Libre.com (as well as the photo), November 12, 2011.
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Dr. Pierre Allard, a L4C physician in Burkina Faso in 2010 and 2011 has won the "Jeff Turnbull Contributions to International Medecine" Award of $ 5,000 which he is donating to Revs+.
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