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The Association of Rural Women in Estonia serves as the umbrella organisation for rural women.

(e) Division of Peasant Women and Rural Organization, in the Ministry of Agriculture, which encourages productive projects run by peasant women.

Employment of women in rural areas

ACWW Committee on Agriculture established 2001.

Women in agriculture2

Circles of rural housewives

Several bodies are active in training and educating rural women, in particular the General Women's Federation and the Rural Women's Development Unit at the Ministry of Agriculture.

Integration of the strategy for rural women into programmes of action designed to meet the needs of rural women

(f) Situation of women in agriculture, especially of elderly women and in rural areas

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(f) To participate in all community activities

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ARTICLE 14 Rural Women

WOMEN IN RURAL AREAS

RURAL WOMEN apos S CONFEDERATION (CCP)

THE WORK OF RURAL WOMEN

Article 14. Rural women

2. Rural women

ARTICLE 14 Women in rural areas

THE NATIONAL AGRARIAN CONFEDERATION (CNA) AND THE ROLE OF RURAL WOMEN

Besides membership in rural women's organisations, rural women also belong to other national women's organisations.

World Rural Women's Day, 15 October proposed at the 1995 Beijing Women's Conference by ACWW, International Federation of Agricultural Producers and other concerned representatives.

The Bangladesh Kishani Sabha is an organization of women farmers that works with landless women.

(d) To obtain all types of training and education, formal and non formal, including that relating to functional literacy, as well as, inter alia, the benefit of all community and extension services, in order to increase their technical proficiency

Women's participation in agricultural work

14.1 Status of Rural Women

National Network for Rural Women

Associated Country Women of the World Himalayan Research and Cultural

Action plan for rural women

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International Rural Women apos s Network.

(b) Women in agro industries

The country girl from Hagenow.

Inadequate health care.

465. The representation of rural women in certain rural decision making or lobbying structures such as the Rural Women apos s Confederation (CCP), the National Agrarian Confederation (CNA) and the ONA is still weak, being limited to the position of secretary for women apos s affairs, a body set up in 1988 at the quot first rural women apos s meeting quot .

Associated Country Women of the World

Rural, indigenous and migrant women

Of the total number of people economically active in agriculture, 49 per cent were women.

Of the total number of people economically active in agriculture, 51 per cent were women.

Of the total number of people economically active in agriculture, 38 per cent were women.

Boosting the demand from rural women.

Recognizing the critical role and contribution of rural women, including indigenous women, in enhancing agricultural and rural development, improving food security and eradicating rural poverty,

Providing the conditions for rural women to play a part in the modernization of the countryside