United Women for Development Conference

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Template:Project HELP United Women for Development Conference Project Type(s):
Country:	Costa_Rica
Volunteer(s) Name:	K Janes
Volunteer(s) Homestate:	California
Funds community contributed:	$1, 234.00
Percentage community contributed:	27%
Funds needed were:	$1, 206.30
Funds requested were:	$3, 354.00
PPCP #:	515-105
Year of project approval:	2005
Projects started in Costa_Rica 2005 (3).
My Life My Rights Woman Workshops, School Perimeter Fence Construction, United Women for Development Conference
Other Projects in Costa_Rica (13).
A Court For Change, Community Kitchen, Community Recreation Area, Cultivating Responsibility, Elementary School Improvement, Enhancing Education through Technology, Increased Educational Opportunity, My Life My Rights Woman Workshops, School Perimeter Fence Construction, Self Empowerment Girls Conference, United Women for Development Conference, What Do You Do When the Water Runs Dry? Build a New Holding Tank.
Other Projects by Volunteers from California (57).
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Info about the United Women for Development Conference

Peace Corps Volunteers working with DINADECO (Direccion Nacional de Desarrollo de Comunidades) are proposing to hold a conference. The conference MUNDO: Mujers Unidas Para el Desarrollo (United Women for Development) proposes to bring 62 women from 31 rural communities together for a weekend long seminar. The attendees will learn about empowerment, women¿s rights, self esteem, small business enterprise and project proposals. Partnership assistance is requested to cover the cost of transportation, some lodging, and meals for conference participants, presenters and Peace Corps Volunteers