Help trafficked women in UK become entrepreneurs

 
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This project is located in United Kingdom and can also be found under Human Rights.

Imperial College Business School in London where the Entrepreneurship training takes place
34-47 The Causeway, Egham, Surrey TW18 3, UK
(51.43438, -.52734)
Ukraine, is the latest addition to HERA's small start-up grants to prevent trafficking from Eastern Europe
T1201, Kirovohrads'ka oblast, Ukraine
(48.68467, 31.46484)
Armenia, another key location for traffickers. We offer small business start up grants to vulnerable women
Ponichala-Marneuli-Guguti, Marneuli, Georgia
(41.48499, 44.82422)
Georgia, a major centre for trafficking where we run a small grants programme to start businesses as an economic alternative help womena description of this point
Ianeti-Didi Jikhaishi-Khoni, Georgia
(42.23774, 42.47314)
M-23, Taganrog, Rostovskaya oblast, Russia
(47.25786, 39.06738)
Imperial College Business School, London
Imperial College Rd, Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, SW7, UK
From report: August 2012 Update
(51.49784, -.17712)

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Organization

HERA (Her equality, rights and autonomy)

London, United Kingdom
http://www.hera-web.org/

Project Leader

Angela Smith Morgan

London, London United Kingdom

Where is this project located?

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