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Professional and Technical Services to identify civil society organizations, especially organizations of women and indigenous young women to participate as partners in the Program


Sector:
Governance, Justice & Human rights, Social & Economic Development
Area: Latin America and the Caribbean
Country: Guatemala
Period: 2009 - 2010
Client: UNFPA
Amount: 25.000 €

Project Objective: Develop a map to identify Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), especially women and young indigenous ones, to participate as partners to the program “Strengthen to Participation”. The women organizations must have experience in four sectors: 1) Political Participation 2) Reproductive and Sexual Rights 3) Indigenous Youth Civil Participation 4) Prevention and Elimination of violence against women



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