Excellent
Country Effort Trophy
BPW Donetsk,
Ukraine
Excellent
Country Effort trophy is award to the country
that helps the most number of women to help
themselves in the way that has high impact.
During 1999 – April 2002, BPW Donetsk
helped 9,604 women by providing them consultation
and training for unemployed women to enable
them to find jobs or form their own businesses
through "Helping
women in crisis situations through their
self-development" project.
Ludmila Gorova is the President of BPW Donetsk,
Ukraine and the head of the project. The
project also involved 6 Young BPW.
Excellent
Project Trophies
"PHAMBILI
– Helping Domestics Violence Victims"
by BPW Outeniqua, South Africa
Excellent
Project trophy is awarded to a BPW club
that conducted the most innovative and has
the highest impact in helping women to help
themselves. In this regard, PHAMBILI helped
women who were victims of rapes or domestic
violence to recover from the trauma physically,
economically, and legally. The number of
women being help per month during 1999 –
April 2002 were in average 35 rape victims
per month, 100 domestic violence victims
per month, and give refuge to 30 women and
children per month. The success rate in
rehabilitate them into the society is 70%.
Of this, most of them find jobs within the
community. Imelda Egan is the head of the
project. President of BPW Outeniqua is Ren
Mouton.
Outstanding
BPW Medals
Outstanding BPW medals
are awarded to BPW Clubs that help at least
100 women to help themselves.
The winners are:
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Korea: |
BPW
Nam-Seoul, BPW Cheongju, BPW Gwangju,
BPW Hanseong, BPW Daegu, BPW Sae-Daegu,
BPW Pohang, BPW Jeju, BPW Sae-Seoul,
BPW Jeonju, BPW Machang
Helped 8,532 women through projects
related to "Career
Guidance for Women".
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BPW Kallasin
Helped 120 women through skill training
on blanket weaving, marketing training,
and help find market for the blankets
made by local women in the communities.
View
project summary.
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Cyprus: |
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Pakistan: |
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Nepal: |
Young
BPW Nepal
Helped 143 women through various communities’
activities such as pickle training,
workshop on individual and organizational
development, mentoring, help identify
employment opportunities, offer shelter
home, etc.
Led by young BPW and involved 38 young
BPW.
View
project summary.
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BPW Atizapan
Helped over 100 women through 5 seminars
regarding import/export, personal
development, knowledge enhancement,
sale training, and internet and small
businesses.
View
project summary. |
Outstanding
Young BPW Leaders
Each
candidate must be the head of a project
submitted for this competition and aged
35 or younger during 1999 – April
2002. The winners are selected based on
their overall leadership abilities and experiences,
not limited to the project they led. The
top 3 winners are:
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Christine Heinze
Young BPW representative for Europe,
1999 - 2002.
German Coordinator for EU Project "Mobilising
Young Women for Equality"
Head of "Mentoring" project
for BPW Germany, 1997 – 2000.
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Darla D.W. Campbell
International chair for young BPW, 1999
– 2002,
First Vice President elected for BPW
Canada, 2002 – 2004,
Head of "Career Skills Achievement"
program for BPW Canada.
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Dr. Shannon MacNeill
Past President of BPW Regina, Canada,
2000 – 2002,
Winner of YWCA"Women of Distinction
Award" in the category of Health
and Wellness for her volunteer activities,
Head of "Career Unlimited 2001"
project for BPW Regina, Canada |
Adjudicators
| Dr.
Chonchanok Viravan |
Chairperson of Adjudicators,
Asia-Pacific Regional Coordinator, 1999
– 2002 |
| Sylvia
G. Perry |
Adjudicator, Immediate International
Past President,
1996 – 1999 |
| Joyce
C. Morrissey |
Adjudicator, North America Regional
Coordinator,
1999 – 2002 |
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