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Au Congo, comment aider les victimes de violences sexuelles

From www.huffingtonpost.fr - November 26, 2012 3:32 AM

Nous célébrons aujourd'hui la journée internationale pour l'élimination de la violence faite aux femmes. Pourtant, il y a bien peu à célébrer: des millions de femmes dans le monde sont battues, violées, torturées, réduites à l'état d'esclavage, achetées et vendues. Il y a bien peu à célébrer également dans l'est du Congo où les hostilités ont repris et où le viol est depuis longtemps utilisé comme arme de guerre.

L'hôpital Panzi, à Bukavu, a vu des milliers de visages défiler dans ses couloirs. Grâce à la générosité des citoyens européens, une équipe de professionnels dévoués vient en aide aux victimes de violences sexuelles.

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Solar electricity in school brings new opportunities | BTC Mozambique

Solar electricity in school brings new opportunities | BTC Mozambique | International aid trends from a Belgian perspective | Scoop.it
From www.btcctb.org - April 16, 3:36 AM

The afternoon is humid and hot, but the children in the Nhamacoa Rica school, Manica Province in the middle of Mozambique, sit straight in their benches in the classroom. They listen to a story about biology, how plants grow. Unlike last year, they can now watch movies about it too. 'The DVD with information about flora and fauna in Mozambique is a really good way to get the children to look further than their village,' says teacher Joaquim, who is also responsible for the curriculum in the school. 'In the weekend we also invite the children to watch movies about soccer because I want our school team to be the best of the district!'

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Mozambique leads from the front in battle against Aids

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From www.guardian.co.uk - March 25, 9:15 AM

Mozambique is using new technology to improve diagnosis and treatment for people living with HIV

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Commission mixte avec le Mozambique - DGD

From diplomatie.belgium.be - January 14, 4:40 AM
Le 19 décembre 2012, le nouveau Programme indicatif de coopération d’un montant total de 55 millions d’euros a été signé entre la Belgique et le Mozambique pour la période 2013-2017.
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Le nouveau programme de coopération entre la Belgique et le Mozambique est axé sur deux secteurs: l'agriculture et les énergies renouvelables.

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As Coal Boosts Mozambique, The Rural Poor Are Left Behind

As Coal Boosts Mozambique, The Rural Poor Are Left Behind | International aid trends from a Belgian perspective | Scoop.it
From www.nytimes.com - November 14, 2012 8:01 AM
Despite an influx of coal projects, poverty rates remain stubbornly high, raising tough questions about whether Africa’s resource boom can effectively raise the standards of living of its people.
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General Budget Support to Mozambique : alive again? | BTC blog from Alberto Musatti

General Budget Support to Mozambique : alive again? | BTC blog from Alberto Musatti | International aid trends from a Belgian perspective | Scoop.it
From www.btcctb.org - April 4, 8:15 AM

Mozambique has been receiving General Budget Support (GBS) from international donors for 13 years. For the first time since 2004, Belgium has not committed funds in its new cooperation programme with Mozambique for the period 2013-2017.

The fact that a programme has been going on for 13 years can only be explained with some degree of satisfaction between the parties.

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How Mozambique is anticipating the resource curse

How Mozambique is anticipating the resource curse | International aid trends from a Belgian perspective | Scoop.it
From evanlieberman.org - March 18, 4:10 AM
Interesting article on how Mozambique and several other countries are trying to avoid the fate of the "resource curse" following discoveries of coal and gas within their territories. Will be very interesting to see if such self-conscious awareness of the potential for conflict can be addressed through early institutional planning.
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Africa at a turning point? The cas of Mozambique

From www.ecdpm.org - December 17, 2012 3:22 AM
The December issue of GREAT Insights takes Mozambique as an illustration of the challenges many African countries face: what will it take to transform high economic growth, impressive natural resources discoveries, a relatively stable political...
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Right to food progress in Southern & Eastern Africa

Right to food progress in Southern & Eastern Africa | International aid trends from a Belgian perspective | Scoop.it
From www.srfood.org - June 27, 2012 3:17 AM

"Rather than viewing hunger as simply a question of supply and demand, or a matter for private charity, a number of countries are recognizing that food is a legal entitlement," the Special Rapporteur states. The briefing note describes emerging institutional mechanisms for realizing the right to food, ranging from constitutional protections in South Africa and Kenya, to the quest for right to food framework laws in Uganda, Malawi and Mozambique.


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