The focus in our spring newsletter is women’s economic empowerment. You’ll find stories and reports of changes being made far greater income generation, financial sustainability and food security in Cambodia,
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International Women's Development Agency (IWDA) is a Melbourne based not-for-profit organisation that works with partner organisations in the Asia-Pacific region to advance women's rights and improve the quality of life for women and their communities.
IWDA is recognised for its gender expertise and empowering development work.
Newsletter 83: Women’s Economic Empowerment – Spring 2011
Newsletter 82: Women’s Safety and Security – Winter 2011
IWDA’s winter newsletter brings you stories about our work in Women’s Safety and Security.
Newsletter 81: Sustainable Livelihoods & Natural Resource Management – Autumn 2011
IWDA’s autum newsletter brings you stories about our work in Sustainable Livelihoods & Natural Resource Management. When it comes to natural resource management, it is essential that women are involved
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Newsletter 80: 25 Years of Supporting Women as Agents of Change – Spring 2010
IWDA’s spring newsletter celebrates 25 years of creating positive change with and for women across Asia and the Pacific. Today IWDA can claim a rich herstory – we have certainly
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