October 2016

Back in November 2014 when I became a part of WAWCAS’ voluntary communications team, I honestly didn’t know much about the program. In the beginning what interested me the most in becoming a volunteer, was that I would have a chance to develop my own professional skills. For me, it was important that I could

  New four-year agreements provide ease and focus to the work in the WAWCAS Program. By Søren Schriver, member of the board, responsible for funding WAWCAS is enriched with loyal and strong sponsors. The efficient work in Nepal makes it very motivating for companies and foundations to support WAWCAS. They know that their support is

Floods and landslides devastate Nepal and make life even harder for the Nepali people already affected by last year’s earthquakes. Despite the tough conditions WAWCAS’ women continue to work together to run their businesses and manage their everyday life. By Sangeeta Shrestha, Program Director in Nepal Nepal is experiencing one of the most devastating monsoon

Picture: Rammaya having an afternoon cosy time with the children. The figures in the recently approved Annual Report of 2015 show a positive trend with markedly increased support from donors in the past year.  By Torben Bjerre-Madsen, Chairman of the Board At the board meeting on August 25th, the board signed the auditor approved Annual

After nearly two years of hard work which involved both teams in Denmark and Nepal, WAWCAS’ new Data System is now in place and up and running. It has not been an easy task, but team effort and persistence has send the system off to a solid start. By Sirish Shrestha, Program Manager, Nepal WAWCAS