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The German Embassy in Wellington runs a programme for small scale co-operation projects in the Cook Islands, Fiji, Kiribati, Niue, Samoa, Tonga and Tuvalu. The project serves directly the basic needs of the most deprived social groups and have apositive and sustainable impact on the living conditions of the target group like projects referring to education, vocational training, hygiene standards, medical provisions. Gender equity aspects are to be taken into consideration as women and men should benefit from the project to the same extent.


Women's empowerment

 women´s empowerment
women´s empowerment © German Embassy
Our Desk Officer South Pacific is happy with Iris MacKenzie from Save the Children Fiji  as they have just wrapped up delivering 1500 school kits to children in remote and rural parts of Fiji who otherwise wouldn’t have access to any educational material.
Our Desk Officer South Pacific is happy with Iris MacKenzie from Save the Children Fiji as they have just wrapped up delivering 1500 school kits to children in remote and rural parts of Fiji who otherwise wouldn’t have access to any educational material. © Save the children
Nature Fiji & Talanoa Treks is empowering village people through responsible tourism supporting NGO
Nature Fiji & Talanoa Treks is empowering village people through responsible tourism supporting NGO © German Embassy Wellington
Our Desk Officer South Pacific met   with Sandra Bernklau of UN Women Pacific on women's empowerment.Within the Pacific, there is a growing recognition that empowering women fuels thriving economies, spurring productivity and growth.Violence against women and children is one of the most pervasive violation of human rights.Sandra and her team are tirelessly working on both - ending violence and empowering Pacific women for a better future
Our Desk Officer South Pacific met with Sandra Bernklau of UN Women Pacific on women's empowerment.Within the Pacific, there is a growing recognition that empowering women fuels thriving economies, spurring productivity and growth.Violence against women and children is one of the most pervasive violation of human rights.Sandra and her team are tirelessly working on both - ending violence and empowering Pacific women for a better future © German Embassy Wellington
The Women and Children Crisis Centre (WCCC) with the support of a Small Grants Fund from the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany has recently completed its rollout of gathering  information for a survey that is looking into the impact of COVID19 on women. After months of planning, WCCC has finally landed in Niuatoputapu/ Tonga to roll out its ULOA community outreach and mobile counselling.
The Women and Children Crisis Centre (WCCC) with the support of a Small Grants Fund from the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany has recently completed its rollout of gathering information for a survey that is looking into the impact of COVID19 on women. After months of planning, WCCC has finally landed in Niuatoputapu/ Tonga to roll out its ULOA community outreach and mobile counselling. © German Embassy Wellington
The German Embassy in Wellington has funded of a series of projects in Fiji  to help tackling a  Covid-related increase  of domestic violence against women and girls.In cooperation with the GIZ and House of Sarah- Anglican Diocese of Polynesia , the first Workshop took place  in the rural village of Nabunikadamu,. The photo are shows the group of women and men working together for a better mutual understanding in their couple´s relationships to prevent violence at it´s very roots.
The German Embassy in Wellington has funded of a series of projects in Fiji to help tackling a Covid-related increase of domestic violence against women and girls.In cooperation with the GIZ and House of Sarah- Anglican Diocese of Polynesia , the first Workshop took place in the rural village of Nabunikadamu,. The photo are shows the group of women and men working together for a better mutual understanding in their couple´s relationships to prevent violence at it´s very roots. © House of Sarah- Anglican Diocese of Polynesia
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