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SUMMARY:UNFPA SWOT Report Launch 🚀
DESCRIPTION:UNFPA SWOT Report Launch – UNFPA 50th Anniversary\, the United Nations Population Fund hosted a youth-led launch. Subsequently\, the State of the World’s Population report published in 2019.\nOur mission is that every pregnancy is wanted. As a result\, every childbirth is safe. Finally\, every young person’s is fulfilled. Reproductive health care for women and youth in more than 150 countries – which are home to more than 80 per cent of the world’s population. Prevention of gender-based violence\, which affects 1 in 3 women. Moreover\, the health of pregnant women\, especially the 1 million who face life-threatening complications each month. We also support reliable access to modern contraceptives sufficient to benefit 20 million women a year \nAs a result of this information\, UNFPA improves the health impact on pregnancy and child mortality rates.  As well as our continents’ population growth and\, most importantly\, Africa’s youth in local\, pan-African and global context.  Finally UNFPA GHANA plays a big role in youth capacity building. #ICPDA25 🔬#EcosystemBuilding #YouthSWOP19 #UNFPA50 #Youth #Potential UNFPA SWOT Report Launch \n \nUNFPA commits to strengthening health systems for the provision of safe and quality maternity care. Secondly\, mothers and their babies are beneficiaries during this pandemic. \n#UNFPA 50th Anniversary\, the United Nations Population Fund \n\nIn addition\, Emmanuel Gamor is a consummate professional with over a decade experience in youth engagement; digital and managerial innovation; entrepreneurship and leadership education. \nAs a result of his passion for education\, he is a faculty member with the University of Stellenbosch – Executive Education on digital reputation management. He runs a podcast “Unpacking Africa” that interviews and explores multi-stakeholders in multiple industries across the continent. \n 
URL:https://thenewghanaian.com/event/unfpaswotreportlaunch/
LOCATION:Ecobank HQ\, United States
CATEGORIES:Africa,Expo
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SUMMARY:Diversity and Inclusion
DESCRIPTION:Co-Founder & CEO Emmanuel Agbeko Gamor hosted a two-day training session for Thomson Reuters Africa Graduate Program Candidates. Secondly\, the focus was on Leadership\, Engagement diversity and inclusion. Social Impact in their Headquarters in Johannesburg\, South Africa. \nFinally\, the initiative was sponsored by edTech start-up Kanea which is based at Tshimologong Precinct in Braamfontein\, Johannesburg. \nThomson Reuters “Diversity and Inclusion” workshop \nIn addition\, Emmanuel Gamor is a consummate professional with over a decade experience in youth engagement; digital and managerial innovation; entrepreneurship and leadership education. \nAs a result of his passion for education\, he is a faculty member with the University of Stellenbosch – Executive Education on digital reputation management. He runs a podcast “Unpacking Africa” that interviews and explores multi-stakeholders in multiple industries across the continent. \n– \nThomson Reuters: Whether you are a recent graduate\, an early career reporter or a professional looking to switch roles\, the 9-month Reuters Journalism Program offers an opportunity to develop your skills across a variety of subjects and media. This program offers hands-on\, real-world experience with competitive pay. \nAs a result\, helping you realize your potential is a journey. We provide a wide range of stimulating\, developmental opportunities for students and recent graduates around the world. Our recent graduate programs offer a spectrum of paths that let you determine which direction to take your career. No matter which you choose\, you’ll have the opportunity to build your leadership skills and knowledge in an environment that celebrates performance.
URL:https://thenewghanaian.com/event/diversityandinclusion/
LOCATION:138 West
CATEGORIES:Africa,Technology
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SUMMARY:Global Shapers: The Impact of Covid 19
DESCRIPTION:Global Shapers: The Impact of Covid 19: The South African 🇿🇦 Global Shapers will be hosting weekly webinars on the impact of COVID-19 in the country\, in addition focusing primarily on our different Impact Areas. \nThe CapeTown Hub invites you to a dialogue on \n“The Impact of COVID-19 on African Businesses and the Economy” \nAnd the event  will take place on: Date: ‪1 May 2020‬ Time: ‪18:00‬ – 19:00 (SAST) (GMT+2) \nThe webinar series will feature panel discussion with: \nMatsi Modise: Vice President\, SiMODiSA \nCatherine Constantinides: Environmentalist\, Social Entrepreneur\, Activist\, Businesswoman. \nEmmanuel Agbeko Gamor: President & Founding CEO\, Unpacking Africa 4.0 & Edu Kanea \nMODERATOR: Aviwe Funani: Monitoring Manager at Waves For Change and Global Shapers Cape Town Hub Curator \nGlobal Shapers Impact of Covid 19 \n— \nThe Cape Town hub is a network of exceptional individuals who are a diverse group of change-makers with a balance of entrepreneurs and in-organization doers. Therefore\, they are connected by a passion to develop the world from the city of Cape Town\, South Africa. \nBecause of the shared vision; together these individuals use their diverse skillsets to run projects  on development and the measurement of their impact is in how they have developed the communities in the city\, the country\, the continent; additionally\, the world through the initiatives they focus on. \nAs a result\, Cape Town projects whilst centralized on a theme of development have a range of focus areas including gender equality\, youth empowerment\, entrepreneurship and technology for public good. And thus\, the Cape Town hub is committed to creating a better world for all. \n— \nTherefore\, the World Economic Forum Global Shapers Community is a network of young people driving conversations\, action and change; and we believe in a world where young people are central to solution building\, policy-making and lasting change.
URL:https://thenewghanaian.com/event/shaperscovid19sa/
LOCATION:Zoom Live
CATEGORIES:Africa,Startup
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