Women and generation's voice, power wealth for developing world and for positive change

More than one billion people in the world today, the great majority of who are women, live in unacceptable conditions of poverty, mostly in the developing countries such as BURUNDI. Livelihood approaches are basically viewed as a possible means of creation of opportunities to generate income as well as the ownership of assets and social inclusion to reduce the vulnerability of the rural poor. The rural population is largely dependent on agriculture, which is facing a number of converging environmental trends that reduce options, drive migration and threaten the future sustainability of livelihoods, particularly in the most marginalized areas. A deeper understanding of the determinants of poverty, coping measures and of the livelihood strategies adopted by rural communities is necessary to identify pathways for sustainable means of sustenance. The livelihood needs of men and women are always not the same, due to their different roles, responsibilities and resources. So gender sensitive livelihood strategies and programmes are getting identified as the rights of poverty stricken millions. Realising the need to have sustained livelihood approaches for poverty alleviation among women of different countries, various national and international organizations have come up with actions of appropriate strategies and programmes accordingly. The past three decades have witnessed a steadily increasing awareness and interventions from stakeholders to empower women through measures of increasing social, economic and political equity and broader access to human rights and productive resources of credit, market and technologies; in this context best practices of gender sensitive interventions from various parts of the world are to be recognized as sign posts of change.

Exercise:

1. Describe a better change you foresee if the voice of O.N.E.N.E.S. Radio Channel would reach to the vulnerable groups in your area.

2. What change do you expect from O.N.E.N.E.S.S. R-channel?

3. Do you see also negative things that you would like to be changed in your city, town, community, home, house, school, church, group, and elsewhere?

4. Does the name “O.N.E.N.E.S.S .Radio Channel inspires you? How?

5. Have you or do you know of other young people who have been involved in Radio TV channel projects as regarding: planning, implementation process (please specify)?

6. Do you know other easiest ways to inform millions of people about ONENESS Relief Channel?

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Make your declaration:

- I pledge to vote and make women voice heard top priority through O.N.E.N.E.S.S Relief Radio Channel

- I will be consulted in the next steps for evaluation of O.N.E.N.E.S.S Relief Radio Channel if needed /necessary to continue raising voice on behalf of Women in developing world

-Write your Nam, address and Email: