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01.02.2006 The marriage of public and private efforts has helped the highly impoverished Anosy Region of Madagascar--where more than 80% of the population live below the national poverty line--to forge a sustainable development plan. Anosy has benefited from a combination of community participation, financial support from USAID, and technical assistance from a multinational company.

02.08.2005

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Amazon.com, in partnership with Stanford University Graduate School of Business, has selected Pact’s women’s empowerment program—WORTH—as one of 10 finalists for its first NGO Nonprofit Innovation Award. Finalists are featured on Amazon.com’s website where you help select the winner by making a donation. The organization with the largest dollar amount of donations on Sept. 30 will be awarded a matching grant of up to $1 million from Amazon.com. Vote for WORTH and support our goal to help one million of the world’s poorest women pull themselves and their families out of poverty.

27.07.2005 Pact’s WORTH program, a global women’s literacy and antipoverty initiative, has been named one of ten finalists in the first-ever Amazon.com Nonprofit Innovation Award.