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GCAP Malta: Neqirdu I-Faqar – StoPoverty!

 

I am standing up this weekend.......

"My name is Angie Farrugia and I will be standing up at various points over the weekend of the 16th in Malta". Hear what GCAP campaigners around the world are planning to do this weekend to be counted as part of the mass mobilisation Stand Up.

International Day for the Eradication of Poverty in Malta

Stopoverty! In collaboration with its partners would like to mark again this year’s International Day for the Eradication of Poverty. To celebrate this date Stopoverty, in collaboration with various organizations, several events are being organised.

European GCAP Coalitions campaign ahead of European Parliament Elections.

In May / June 2009 elections to the European Parliament will be held in the 27 Member States of the European Union (EU). Half a billion European citizens will elect 736 Members of the European Parliament (MEP) in the biggest trans-national election in history.

SKOP - Members of European Parliament Manifesto on MDGs

 

GCAP MEDIA ACTIVITY OCTOBER 17-19TH, 2008

GCAP mobilized for an intense period of 50 days from September 1st to October 20th 2008. In this time, the media at a national and global level covered some stories related to the High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness in Accra, the High Level Event on the MDGs at the UN in late September and culminated in the annual International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, which featured the Stand Up Take Action mobilization

GCAP Malta - Events in 2007

 

TWO WEEKS TO GO

With just two weeks to go before International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, the biggest ever mobilization against poverty and inequality and in support of the Millennium Development Goals, is geared to take place in almost 90 countries (highlights below). Stand Up and Speak Out is a day when the Global Call to Action Against Poverty (GCAP) alliance and UN Millennium Campaign call on millions to show courage and demand a more urgent political response to the growing crisis of global poverty.

IWD O08 - Progress not possible without gender equality to end poverty

8 March, 2008: The Global Call to Action Against Poverty GCAP is mobilising worldwide on International Women’s Day to call for gender equality to end poverty. With women representing 70% of the worlds poor, the issue of gender equality in the fight to end poverty has been carried by campaigners to the doors of governments and multilateral instiutions by GCAP coalitions since 2005. This year represents a change in gear for campaigners, concerned by signs that women are the big losers in current development strategies and the poor pace of governments in meeting the Millennium Development Goals.