Annual Report > 1999
This report covers the period January-December 1999.
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Annual Report 1999
From the Coordinator (1999)
Tuesday 7 December 1999
There was a smooth transition of CAFRA programmes from 1998 into 1999. > continue
Annual Report 1999
Challenges (1999)
Saturday 4 December 1999
The organisation faced three sets of challenges in the course of its year`s work. > continue
Annual Report 1999
CAFRA’s Sustainability (1999)
Friday 3 December 1999
In light of decreasing donor support, the CAFRA Regional Committee established a Task Force to generate a course of action for the organisation’s financial sustainability, and to report in the new year. > continue
Annual Report 1999
Documenting (1999)
Friday 3 December 1999
The CAFRA Policy Document on Gender and Societal Transformation was completed. > continue
Annual Report 1999
National Level Activites (1999)
Thursday 2 December 1999
CAFRA Barbados is carrying forward the language training, by engaging several members in Spanish Classes... > continue
Annual Report 1999
Regional Level Activities (1999)
Third Caribbean Ministerial Conference On Women
Thursday 2 December 1999
Third Caribbean Ministerial Conference On Women > continue
Annual Report 1999
Latin America and Caribbean NGO Forum (1999)
Wednesday 1 December 1999
This forum met in Mexico at the end of August to plan strategies for the Beijing+5 Review and on going implementation on: > continue
Annual Report 1999
United Nations Development Fund for Women (UNIFEM) (1999)
Sunday 28 November 1999
UNIFEM invited CAFRA to two important events during the period under review. > continue
Annual Report 1999
International Collaboration (1999)
Women in Development Europe (WIDE)
Saturday 27 November 1999
With funds accessed through the European Commission, Women in Development Europe (WIDE) CAFRA conducted a Workshop on Advocacy and Lobbying Skills Training, as part of follow-up to the Fourth World Conference on Women. > continue
Annual Report 1999
Global Media Monitoring Project 2 (1999)
Friday 26 November 1999
The World Association for Christian Communication (WACC), the University of Leicester, Media Watch Canada and about 80 monitoring groups worldwide set in motion the massive Global Media Monitoring Project. > continue
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