Ethiopia Women Economic Empowerment Program

Duration

2017 - December 2018
Location

Tigray, Amhara
Website

Project Introduction

Through the provision of technical and marketable skills, the Women Economic Empowerment Project contributed to the creation of jobs for Ethiopian women by providing training on traditional handwork techniques.

Project Key Facts

Organization

China Foundation for Poverty Alleviation
Registration

Foundation
Location

Tigray, Amhara
Duration

2017 - December 2018
Employees

5
Funders

CGCOC Group Co., Ltd

Organization

China Foundation for Poverty Alleviation

Contact Details

idd@fupin.org.cn
13611390161
www.cfpa.org.cn

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Sector

United Nations SDG

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Ethiopia Women Economic Empowerment Program

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