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Honorary Chair announced |
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Mary Robinson, president
of Realizing Rights, former president of
Ireland, and former U.N. Commissioner for
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The Lancet and Women
Deliver |
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The Lancet, the leading independent medical
journal, has announced plans for a special theme
issue linked to WOMEN DELIVER. For more
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Building Political Will |
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Ministers of finance, planning and health
from 30
nations which face the greatest
challenges in improving the health and status of
women and girls—including some that have
recently made key strides—have been invited to
attend WOMEN DELIVER as part of a country
delegation. Their role at the conference and
beyond: to help devise strategies and build
political will for investing in the health of
women, mothers, and newborns. Click
here for more.
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WOMEN DELIVER is offering 400 full
conference scholarships — including
transportation and accommodations — to
candidates from developing nations. Applications
are due by May 15, 2007. Click
here to apply. |
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Women Deliver is
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Women Deliver is a not-for-profit event.
To ensure global participation from the
health and development community, the conference
organizers seek only to offset direct conference
costs. Registration fees have been kept as
low as possible; in addition, the conference
organizers are supporting representatives from
30 developing countries, including ministers of
finance and planning, parliamentarians, youth,
and members of civil society, among others.
The conference has established a two-tier
pricing policy for exhibition space for the
profit and not-for-profit-sector, in an effort
to secure representation from all sectors.
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What are the goals of the conference? Who
will attend? Why now? What can you
contribute?
To learn more about
WOMEN DELIVER, click
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