Future In Our Hands (FIOH) is a non-governmental organisation in The Gambia, working for enhanced access to quality education and strengthened rural communities
Good morning post Eid greetings to you all(FIOHTG Staff) as i wish the organization and its staff all the success they wish for themselves. May god guide all the decisions
We are now on our third and last panel talk for the day. Our panelists are discussing inclusive approaches to entrepreneurship and policy engagement! #Gambia#sectorstogether4prosperity
“Start asking questions and hold people accountable” - Ya Kumba Yaiteh, member of National Assembly on what we must do to move forward. #Gambia#sectorstogether4prosperity
How can the civil society, government, and business sectors support accountability and fight corruption? The Women Deliver Forum explores this question in today's conference. #SectorsTogether4Prosperity@CIPEglobal@FIOHGambia
Panel 1 of the Women Deliver forum focused on the ways in which government policy creation and implementation can enable good business and a democratic environment for its citizens. #SectorsTogether4Prosperity
The civil society, government, and business sector can support and inform women centered policies. To do so, there should be more robust disaggregated research, as discussed in the Women Deliver Forum. #SectorsTogether4Prosperity.
Mayor of Banjul, Rohey Malick Sowe just finished a passionate speech on how we need to uplift and not tear down each other, as well as the importance of inclusion of rural communities. #sectorstogether4prosperity
WATCH NOW: The Women Deliver Forum is discussing mutual interests among CSOs, government, and business sectors on women empowerment, accountability, energy, and more. #SectorsTogether4Prosperity@CIPEglobal@FIOHGambia https://t.co/jh4gIofMXI
The conference has now started with an introductory note from Hannah Forster, executive director at the African Center for Democracy and Human Rights Studies, highlighting women’s contribution to our societies.
It is unacceptable and unjust that 100 million people are driven into extreme poverty every year due to healthcare costs.
On this International Universal Health Coverage Day, I call on leaders to ensure health for all is a reality for everyone, everywhere.
Climate change impact the spread of diseases and without strong health institutions that can prepare and respond well to the health impact of climate change, the effects will be detrimental to society. #HealthForAll