SEEDS presents innovative and practical program ideas to address the economic roles and needs of low-income women. Projects described in the series strengthen women's productive roles and help integrate women into the social and economic sectors of development.
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| Latest Issue  SEEDS no. 23
"Tap and Reposition Youth (TRY): Providing social support, savings, and microcredit opportunities for young women in areas with high HIV prevalence" (PDF)
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| Past Issues |
 SEEDS no. 21
"Are we not peasants too? Land rights and women's claims in India" (PDF)
|  SEEDS no. 22
"Women's participation in disaster relief and recovery" (PDF) |
 SEEDS no. 19
"Empowering the next generation: Girls of the Maqattam garbage settlement" (PDF) (عربية)
|  SEEDS no. 20
"Women street vendors: The
road to recognition" (PDF)
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 SEEDS no. 17
"Supporting women farmers in the Green Zones of Mozambique" (PDF) |  SEEDS no. 18
"Out of the shadows: Homebased workers organize for international recognition" (PDF)
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 SEEDS no. 15
"Self-employment as a means to women's economic self-sufficiency: Women Venture's business development program" (PDF)
|  SEEDS no. 16
"Wasteland development and the empowerment of women:
The SARTHI experience" (PDF)
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SEEDS no. 13
"Child care: Meeting the needs of working mothers and their children" (PDF) |  SEEDS no. 14
"Breaking new ground: Reaching out to women farmers in western Zambia" (PDF)
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 SEEDS no. 10
"Forest conservation in Nepal: Encouraging women's participation" (PDF)
|  SEEDS no. 11
"The Port Sudan small scale enterprise program" (PDF)
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