Pan African Women Projects
Sandton, South Africa
About
Pan African Women Projects is a non-governmental organisation based in Sandton, South Africa working on gender equality, health, education +8 more.
Pan African Women Projects (PAWP) is a non-profit, non-governmental, non-religious and non-political movement of African women across the continent and in the Diaspora, together with friends of Africa. It works on education, health, advocacy, investment and sustainable development, including maternity centres, schools, election observation, women's empowerment and food security initiatives. Its head office is in Sandton, South Africa, with a West Africa regional office in Abuja, Nigeria, and it describes its operations as spanning all 54 African nations, with launches in several countries including Liberia, Malawi, Namibia, Uganda and the Central African Republic.
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Modern Maternity Centre in Bong County
Health · Liberia
Building a modern maternity centre in Bong County, Liberia, to reduce maternal and infant mortality.
MAMAS Farm and Food Complex Project
Poverty & Hunger
Land acquisition and farm and food processing complex aimed at women-led food security and economic empowerment, with plant sites and farms in West and Southern Africa.
Schools, scholarships and adult literacy for rural women
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Building schools, offering scholarships and adult literacy programmes for rural women.
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