Welcome to FATIMA Women's Network
FATIMA Women’s Network is an independent, strategic and diverse organisation, using dynamic interventions for gender equity, social, economic and environmental justice.
FATIMA Women's Network is dedicated to bringing about positive change in the lives of women and in particular, women and families from diverse communities and disadvantaged backgrounds.
FATIMA Women's Network is an online resource designed to:
- Represent the needs of ALL women, though in particular women from diverse and disadvantaged communities
- Facilitate cross community networking
- Deliver training and employment services
- Undertake, encourage and promote research and better understanding of women's issues
- Support and encourage inter-racial and inter-faith harmony in learning and working environments
Making Money Matters!
Funded by Capacity Builders, FATIMA Women’s Network are working with SEEM, to increase, grow and develop Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic, and Refugee Social Enterprises (BAMERSEs) based in the East Midlands:
- To improve their growth and ability to survive
- To showcase diverse enterprise at mainstream events and in the media
- To increase trust between enterprises and support services
- To support mainstream agencies to provide appropriate services
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Delivering Sustainable Futures
Chongqing June 24th – 26th 2010
A conference hosted by COFTEC, developed to provide a platform to facilitate introductions for potential and existing clients and partners in Chongqing to provide a greater understanding of the aims and goals of China's sustainable cities agenda. Chongqing is uniquely placed to host this international conference which brings together high level speakers and international delegates to discuss the role of government, private business and civil society in delivering truly sustainable cities and stimulating commercial enterprise. Chongqing is the fastest growing urban centre in the world. It is the key city in China for sustainable development and for delivering the policies and projects which will create a balanced rural/urban society.
The UK has recognized the challenges and opportunities that are associated with the rapid economic growth which Chongqing has experienced over the past ten years and have signed many joint co-operation agreements, in particular the Sustainable Cities Agreement with Chongqing which is in line with Party Secretary Bo Xilai’s “Five Chongqing” initiative.
Additional Information:
China’s Unknown Mega City of Chongqing – BBC Our World Documentary by John Simpson
Further information can be found by viewing the flyer or by viewing the website by clicking here
