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Similarly, Rotary members in Egypt have managed a CLE programme that has provided nearly 5,000 students with basic literacy skills, reproductive health education and sewing instruction.

[...] [...] and the group of Rotarians who run the Saltillo [...]

For the implementation of initiatives in this area, the Government has received support from various international and nationals partners (UNAIDS, WHO, UNICEF, Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, European Union, UNFPA, FAO, WFP, African Synergy, AWARE, USAID, CARE, MSP, HKI, GTZ, Rotary International, Plan Cameroon, CIDA, FOREDEN, ADAMS, AAPEC, AUPAES, Chantal Biya Foundation and Cameroon Red Cross).

Although much of Rotary’s humanitarian work fits within each of the eight areas identified as part of the development agenda, Goals 2 and 3 have been of particular interest to Rotary members interested in education, peace and development.

Rotary and UNICEF joined [...]

In Pakistan, UNICEF works with the government and the World Health Organisation (WHO), with the support of Rotary International, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, USAID and Japan International Cooperation Agency, to provide vaccines, engage with the media, and support door-to-door visits promoting immunization.

[...] Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI), a partnership among UNICEF, the World Health Organization, Rotary International and the United [...] [...]

Similar literacy initiatives have been sponsored by Rotary clubs in Australia, Bangladesh, Brazil and South Africa.

[...] between UNICEF and Rotary was formally established [...] [...]

The Department initiated a new collaboration with one of the Organization’s earliest partners, Rotary International, which was present at the San Francisco Conference in 1945.

He is a member of the U.S. Secretary of Commerce-appointed District Export Council for Washington State, the Seattle Rotary Club, the Advisory Board of the Trade Development Alliance of the Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerce, the Global Business Advisory Board of Seattle University’s Albers School of Business and Economics, the Middle East Interest Group of NAFSA: Association of International Educators, and a member of the Taproot Theatre Advisory Board.

[...] [...] fundraising for her charity, speaking at Rotary, WI or church [...]

The Rotary Club of Laredo, Texas, United States of America, and the Rotary Clubs of Reforma, Villa, and Nuevo Santander, Mexico, in partnership with the Amistad Reading Council and the Texas State Reading Association, received a Rotary grant that brought [...] [...]

[...] gender disparity, Rotary clubs have worked [...]

These decisions permit Member States and approved non-Member State donors (donor intergovernmental organizations, National Committees for UNICEF, the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, the GAVI Alliance, UNITAID, and Rotary International) to have either read-only access in UNICEF premises or read-only remote access through a controlled technological mechanism, to internal audit reports following notification to all Executive Board members and concerned host Member States.

[...] International and their partners have supported India’s vast network of social mobilizers to track [...] [...]

Working with Human Rights Now, the Rotary Club of Lahore Midtown in Punjab, Pakistan, established the Kasure Village School.

A Rotary member in California, who was born and raised in Calcutta, established the non-profit Promise of Assurance to Children Everywhere (PACE) Universal in 2003.

Millennium Development Goal 2, which calls for universal primary education for children everywhere by 2015, has been the focal point of Rotary’s literacy and education efforts.

Since 2002 RI has itself worked closely [...] [...]

Honoured by the Social Works Federation of São Paulo Rotary Club, at a forum on the drug situation in the Southern Common Market (MERCOSUR) countries, São Paulo (1998).

[...] UNICEF were Rotary International ($48 million), [...] [...]

In Turkey, nearly 10,000 adults — 95 per cent of whom are Kurdish Turkish women — have participated in Rotary’s CLE programmes, where they acquire basic literacy skills and vocational training.