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Victoria Danila: “A woman brings added value to business because she focuses on social responsibility”
Victoria Danila is a 34-year-old entrepreneur from Chisinau, the capital of Moldova, who designs clothes and other products tailored to the needs of premature babies with her brand Davitex Neo. Each is carefully designed in consultation with neonatologists, and with consideration for the medical procedures that these babies must endure. She participated in the Start-up Academy, an initiative by Moldovan Association of ICT Companies, in partnership with UN Women.
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In the words of Liliana Palihovici: “I want to help Moldovan women be better at political work than I was”
“I faced many challenges in my 10 years of politics: The challenge of being a woman in politics, of not having my ideas and projects understood, of not being supported. I decided that if I ever had an opportunity to launch a training program for women wishing to participate in decision-making processes, I would do it." More
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Joint UN Statement on International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and Girls
Statement by the Heads of UN agencies, UNFPA, UNDP, UNICEF and UN WOMEN, calling for solidarity with survivors and survivor advocates and women’s human rights defenders who are working to prevent and end violence against women and girls. More
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