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Mini-Grants for Public-Private Partnerships to
Educate Women
Following the Ministerial Roundtable which kicked off the Summit on June
14 and featured 48 female government ministers discussing public-private
partnerships to promote women's economic advancement, the Summit is
awarding three mini-grants to economic development projects around the
world. Each of the following projects will receive a grant of
$5,000 to ensure the project's continuation and growth.
- The first grant will go to a project in
Tanzania, which is aimed at developing women's entrepreneurial
skills
Submitted by: Hon. Mary Michael Nagu, Minister of Justice and
Constitutional Affairs
- The second grant will help educate women on
the use of modern information technology in the Republic of Georgia
Submitted by: Hon. Bela Tsipuria, Deputy Minister, Ministry of
Education and Science of Georgia
- The third grant will support a project of
South Africa's Ministry of Environmental Affairs and Tourism to help
develop women's skills to grow and market medicinal plants
indigenous to Africa
Submitted by: Hon. Rejoice Thizwilondi Mabudafhasi, Deputy Minister,
Ministry of Trade and Industry
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