Self-Sufficient and Independent Society
Located at Santika Hotel Pontianak, Gemawan Institute held a Workshop on the Progress of Land, Water, Women’s Life Program – Action Research in Water Resources Management with the theme Improving Women’s Groups Capacity in Water Resources Management. The activity which
The important role of women in managing economic resources is indeed highly important to keep being developed. Not only for career women who work in offices, housewives also have the same role, improving and supporting the economy of the
To optimize the strengthening of women’s economy, the Women’s Consortium for the Sustainability of West Kalimantan encourages patterns of women’s empowerment which require fundamental changes. A series of assisting programs conducted by the Women’s Consortium to encourage household economic independence
Gemawan Association Conducted A Workshop on “Building Protection and Management Communities of Community Livelihood Sources in Rural Areas” Gemawan Association held a workshop on building a community base of Sustainable Protection and Management of Community Livelihood Sources in village
The presence of Village-Owned Enterprises (BUMDes) is expected to have a role in helping the groups of female farmers in marketing their resulted products. This was stated by the Representative of Gemawan Association, Encep Endan, when becoming a guest
The agricultural product of women’s group of Mangat Baru Village, in the form of red rice, was sold out sought by buyers at Radangk House, Kota Baru, Pontianak, Thursday (28/7). As stated by the Assistant Manager of Women’s Consortium Program
Cheerful and happy smiles were shown on the faces of Women’s Farmer Groups, when planting rice in the agricultural demonstration plot assisted by Gemawan Association and West Kalimantan Women’s Consortium in Tekalong Village. According to Ridho, a Gender Expert Staff
Gemawan conducted a seminar and workshop with the theme strong villages, prosperous society at Mahkota Hotel for three days from March 29-31, 2017. On the last day of the event, which was attended by the representatives of 12 regencies/cities
Director of Gemawan, Laili Khairnur, said there were several programs aiming to improve the capacity of village government, community, village women and strengthen the village economy. “In Gemawan, we now have a series called village school. So, this is
Director of Gemawan, Laili Khairnur, revealed that five villages in Sambas Regency became the targets by the School of Village Women program from Gemawan Association, so that women have the courage to speak up to fight for their fate for