UNESCO-IHE/Women for Water Partnership30/12/2009 |
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| UNESCO-IHE and the Women for Water Partnership (WfWP) have agreed to jointly enhance women\'s participation in achieving sustainable livelihoods. With the launch of this strategic partnership, UNESCO-IHE and the WfWP will work on UNESCO-IHE’s Waters & Society Programme, on the World Water Development Report of the United Nations and on the follow-up of the outcomes of World Water Forum 5. |
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