African women's Economic Policy Network

For the second time since its creation by the Board of Directors
of the Canadian Council for International Co-operation of 2000, the Betty Plewes Fund has the opportunity to recognize the work of an African organization engaged in research and policy development on

issues of priority

to women. An independent jury has selected the recipient of the award, known for its excellent policy work and the relevance of its initiatives on issues of priority to women in Sub-Saharan Africa.

News & Updates

[+] Socio-Economic status African Women

[+] The campaign on Water Privatisation and MDGs....

In an effort to provide informed policy advice to the government of Uganda AWEPON undertook a study on “Promoting and Protecting Women's Right to Water, with financial assistance from UN

[+] Living in a slum where poverty reigns...

DEVELOPMENT experts and civil society organizations have concluded, and rightly so, that Global </

[+] Practical approaches to economic empowerment of women in Africa, the speech by Alice Abok, AWEPON’s chairperson

[+] AWEPON launches a three year strategic development programme

African Women Economic Policy Network (AWEPON) has launched a three year women’s economic empowerment programme di

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