Maintaining the momentum of Beijing : the contribution of African gender NGOs
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Maintaining the momentum of Beijing : the contribution of African gender NGOs
（University of North London voices in development management）
Ashgate, c1998
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
This text provides an overview of gender NGO activity in Africa in the run up to and post-Beijing. The development and contents of this African Platform for Action is examined and specific elements commented upon by six African female authors. The book also advises NGO's on how to maintain the momentum of Beijing. This text gives a hearing to African women's perceptions of the development process coupled with a valuable overview of NGO's and development agencies, and how they are to create successful organization structures and strategies to empower them to move forward post-Beijing.
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- Voices and voicing gender goals for Africa - maintaining the momentum of Beijing, Margaret Grieco. The gender goals of African women - recommendations from the voices from African women network, Voices from African Women Workshop. Part 1 Gender development in Ghana - the Beijing factor: impact and opportunities - the benefits of Beijing, Dr Naana Agyemang-Mensah
- getting the Beijing message into the field, Dr Nana Konadu Agyeman Rawlings
- gender goals of the immediate past, Dr Mary Grant
- an overview of Ghanaian gender activity, Dr Naana Agyemang-Mensah
- enterprising women - the business of building women's economic networks - the Ghanaian Assocoation of Women Entrepreneurs Contribution, Lucia Quakye
- leading the legal battle - gender rights in Ghana, Mrs Rebecca Osei-Boateng
- keeping connected and moving forward - the importance of new technology, professor Nana Araba Apt and Dr Naana Agyemang-Mensah. Part 2 Voices from African women - experts on our own development, particiapnts in our future: the political empowerment of women - constaints to their participation and strategies to increase it, Honourable Miria Matembe
- grassroots women's inititives to overcome poverty - a report of Eastern Africa Networking Experience, Winifred Chege
- problems encountered in promoting women's access to microfinance in Ghana and West Africa, Lorraine Osei-Mensah
- filling the policy gaps in women's economic empowerment in Africa, Beth Mungo
- urban and community development - text to accompany a video on women's networking in urban Cameroon, Dr Pauline Biyong
- agricultural opportunities and constraints in rural Nigeria - a gender perpsective, Esther Susuyu Mbanyiman
- education and the girl child- evidence from Ghana, Professor Nana Araba Apt
- gender and access to education, Right Honourable Madame Diallo Hadja Aicha Bah. Part 3 Connecting up with the resources - a guide to donor funding: on-line development resources - accessing donor's gender capabilities, Margaret Grieco and Professor Nana Araba Apt
- new technology, new horizons - the prospect of more client-focused development banking, Margaret Griece and Stephen Denning.
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