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Rwanda Genocide Widows Association (Avega Agahozo), Kigali, Rwanda AVEGA Agahozo is a refuge, providing medical services, psychological counseling, education and training, housing and legal services. The organisation has just won the Women’s Rights Prize 2011 from the Peter and Patricia Gruber Foundation.
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Reversing the Brain Drain: Expanding Medical Opportunities in Rwanda

2011/07/27
For decades, young doctors and nurses have been fleeing poor countries for the bright lights and fat paychecks of wealthier nations, abandoning the parts of the world with the highest burden of disease and most desperate need for medical help. Sixty percent of medical doctors who trained in Ghana in the 1980s have since left the country, and there are more Ethiopian doctors in Washington DC than in all of Ethiopia. Sub-Saharan Africa today houses more than a tenth of the world’s population, and shoulders a quarter of the global burden of disease, but it has just three percent of the world’s health care workers. Read more at The New York Times
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Rwanda Genocide Widows Association (Avega Agahozo), Kigali, Rwanda Rwanda Violence Against Women
Reproductive Rights
Peace and Conflict
Gender Discrimination
Economic Empowerment
Rwanda Women's Network, Kigali, Rwanda Rwanda Violence Against Women
Reproductive Health
Microfinance
HIV/AIDS
Health
Economic Empowerment


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