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African Women Leaders Project - Club de Madrid: Club de Madrid
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Welcome to the Club of Madrid’s African Women Leaders Project’s website!

 
On February 15, the Club of Madrid launched the “Underpinning and developing democratic electoral processes through the empowerment of women parliamentarians and leaders in sub-Saharan Africa” project, or African Women Leaders Project (AWLP), which provides support to high-level women leaders in Nigeria, Sierra Leone and Uganda.
This 18-month initiative, undertaken with funding from the European Commission’s Initiative for Democracy and Human Rights and the Government of Canada through the Canadian International Development Agency, will contribute to the strengthening of female political leadership and, in the long-term, to greater public confidence in women political leaders and increased women’s political participation.
For more information about the project, please read on or click on the section that most
interests you!
 

New Statement of Club of Madrid Members Mary Robinson and Benjamin Mkapa on Sierra Leone Presidential Elections 2007

See full statement here


 Latest Events

August 27 - 30, 2007 A preparatory mission to Kampala allowed the AWLP team together with the partner AWEPA (European Parliamentarians for Africa) to tailor the project to Uganda’s needs and current political situation,  identify achievable objectives for the project to fulfil, and discuss the relevant details. The Club of Madrid team also followed up on the existing contacts with relevant stakeholders and reached out to others, including interlocutors from the international community, national authorities, and civil society’s organizations, among others.
July 9 - 13, 2007 Club of Madrid Expert and Ugandan MP, Miria Matembe, led experience-sharing sessions for 40 women in Sierra Leone to empower them with essential skills for the 11 August presidential and legislative elections.  [read more]   [ photos ]  [ video ]
  

 

Latest News

 
Africa: Women Push onto Continent's Agenda (Africa Renewal, United Nations)
Sierra Leone:  Women as an Antidote to Corruption? (Inter Press Service)
Sierra Leone: A Women's Issue that Women are Wary of Addressing (Inter Press Service)
Uganda: Women MPs Vow to Unseat Men (New Vision)
Sierra Leone: Women have a Right to Paramount Chieftancy (Awareness Times)
 

Page last updated: October 08,2007

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