2008 African Women and Water Training
Building Relationships and Self Reliance to Support Tech Transfer
the African Women and Water Program. This is an annual 5-day gathering that provides thirty African women with the tools to implement a water service project from start to finish. The conference design is holistic, in that women not only share proven and appropriate water technologies, but they share valuable organizational skills and strategies to full ...learn more
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Created: Oct 31, 2007
Updated: Sep 28, 2009
Membership: Open To Apply
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Room to Read seeks to intervene early in the lives of children and help provide them with an education and the lifelong gift of literacy.
Our successful approach to the problem of rural education consists of:
* Partnering with communities to build schools through our challenge grant program
* Establishing bi-lingual libraries
* Publishing local language children's books
* Establishing computer and language labs
* Providing long-term scholarships to girls
Our successful approach to the problem of rural education consists of:
* Partnering with communities to build schools through our challenge grant program
* Establishing bi-lingual libraries
* Publishing local language children's books
* Establishing computer and language labs
* Providing long-term scholarships to girls
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Flag comment for removal bowo about 1 year ago
Likewise, I too found this organization via the book. What a turn in life it was for John... to such a rich landscape of experience and service.
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I found out about this organization when I read the book "Room to Read" by the founder, John Wood.
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