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FAWE is the leading pan-African Non Governmental Organisation working to empower girls and women through gender-responsive education in sub-Saharan Africa.

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  1. Feb 4

    We have concluded our session on , and in Africa. A special thank you to our panelists . Many thanks also to all those who managed to join online. We are grateful.

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    Feb 4

    “We cannot tell people in rural areas about nutrition when they do not have anything to eat.” - Michelle Mutogo

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  3. Feb 4

    "They say that if you are not on the table then you are on the menu. Let us take women and girls off the menu."

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  4. Feb 4

    Take away from the session by - is very important. Africans have for years been known for their . Let's take that to other facets of our lives including and .

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  5. Feb 4

    "We need to make sure that we document! We need to learn and share best practices in the sector."

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  6. Feb 4

    "Civil society organization are there to be partners in education. We can connect with each other from the , , to the sector."

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  7. Feb 4

    "Nutrition for a girl is very important because she gets up early for school and has to cater to her responsibilities at home. Good nutrition will keep her going."

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  8. Feb 4

    "What is FAWE doing? FAWE has been supporting school going children through various programs with stipend which is in part used to buy food. During period, FAWE increased this stipend."

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  9. Feb 4

    "With bad nutrition there's absenteeism, inequality in education."

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  10. Feb 4

    "Today we are looking at how and work together." FAWE Deputy Executive Director.

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  11. Feb 4

    We are on! The 7th session at the 38th GIMAC pre-summit hosted by FAWE. Please join us via the link below:

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  12. Feb 3

    "Organic food is really expensive but it is what we have as Africans so let us embrace it." Executive Director

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  13. Feb 3

    Join us at exactly 11.00 am EAT for a discussion on education, gender and nutrition in Africa. Featuring , Join via link below:

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    Feb 3

    Join me in 30 min. I will be speaking at on the session on education representing .

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  15. Feb 3

    In her open remarks at the pre-summit , Outgoing GIMAC Network Chairperson & Executive Director, FAWE further layed the critical role that ♀️ play in agriculture. They are the heart of nutrition.
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  16. Feb 3

    We kick off day 4 (final day) with a recap of day 3. taking us through from yesterday.

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  17. Feb 3

    'As Africans, let's get ready to go for what we want. Whether democratically or in other areas' - comment from audience member

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  18. Feb 3

    "On behalf of the Chairperson of the African Union Commission, H.E , I declare open the 38th GIMAC pre-summit meeting."

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  19. Feb 3

    "If women and men enjoyed equal status, child malnourishment would significantly reduce in Sub-Saharan Africa" .

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  20. Feb 3

    Remarks by H.E

    The governance structure is skewed against women. If there is poor governance at the beginning of the agricultural chain, how can women be expected to achieve the nutrition standards? - H.E.
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