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World Rural Women's Day
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Impact Report 2005Theme 2005: “Hold your Leaders to account ! Demand that promises are kept ! Keep on moving forward !”
This year again, the World Rural Women’s Day (15 October) was celebrated all around the world. NGOs, Foundations, rural groups and associations honored rural women in speeches and activities. Many laureates who won the Prize for Women’s Creativity in Rural Life received their awards on that day.
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Impact Report 2004Theme 2004: “Claim your right to decision making !” Download the Impact Report 2004:
Impact Report 2003Theme 2003: "Claim your Right to Information and Communication Technologies ICTs , a tool for development and empowerment" Download the Impact Report 2003:
Impact Report 2002For the seventh consecutive year, an awareness and empowerment campaign was organized to make World Rural Women's Day 2002 a success. WWSF disseminated 15'000 posters and Open Letters to rural women of the world which generated positive feedback of activities and events from many partners at the grassroots and for which we express our gratitude. Impact assessment is important to measure the societal transformation we hope to bring about by such awareness raising and empowerment campaigns. The 2002 theme was "Claim your right to safe water". Download the Impact Report 2002:
Impact Report 2001For the fifth consecutive year an awareness and information campaign was organized and more than 16,000 campaign posters and letters were disseminated around the world by the Women's World Summit Foundation WWSF to mark World Rural Women's Day 2001 as an annual global event to continue to raise the profile of rural women, bring them to the forefront, point out to governments and the public their crucial role in development and local household food security, and promote action in their support. The theme for the Day and the Open Letter to rural Women of the world was "Protect your traditional knowledge" and several countries have translated the letter into local languages. Feedback is important so that we can assess the value and impact of the campaign and the societal transformation it helps bring about. Below is a short report from grassroots groups, non-governmental organisations, institutions and the media that shared with WWSF information of events, celebrations and activities, photographs and videos produced on the World Day. Download the Impact Report 2001:
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