WMW Strategic Plan

Plan decided in the 6th International Meeting of the WMW in July 2006 in Lima - Peru and finalized by International Committee in December 2006.

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WORLD MARCH OF WOMEN

Strategic plan

2007-2010

February 2007

CONTENTS

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Presentation	3
Methodology	4

WMW Political Action Plan 2007-2010
The Common Good and Access to Resources	6
Women's Work	9
Violence Against Women	13
Peace and Demilitarization	16
Chart of International Actions	18

WMW Internal Action Plan 2007-2010
International Secretariat	24
International Committee	26
Working Groups and Collectives	27
Regional Coordination	28
International Committee Members	29

World March of Women

Strategic Plan 2007 - 2010

Presentation

This is the World March of Women Strategic Plan for the periode 2007 – 2010 finalized at the meeting of the International Committee (IC) that took place from December 10 to 13 2006 in São Paulo, Brasil.

The follow IC members were present: Miriam Nobre, Nana Aicha Cissé, Wilhelmina Trout, Nadia DeMond, Celina dos Santos; Maria Del Rosario Quispe; Rosa Guillén; Amparo Skioko (replacing Jing Ynares). Two IC members were absent. Saleha Athar who didn´t come because she had problems with her transit visa for Germany, and Farida El Nakash.

Diane Matte was present to accompany the International Secretariat transition process; also present was a consultant, Lyne Bouchard, and Graziela Schneider who did the report. Nalu Faria, Sônia Gomes, Andréa Butto, Alessandra Ceregatti participated as guests and representantives of the Brazilian National Coordinating Body. Their presence was considered important to maintaining a dynamic relationship between the international and local levels.

We also benefited from the voluntary contribution of interpreters: Ana Amorim, Julia Di Giovanni, Laeticia Jalil, Paula Marcelino, Tatau Godinho, Henrique Cotrim, Marcelo Daniliauskas, Claudine Charan, Márcia Macedo, Tica Moreno, Maitê Llanos.

At this meeting we concluded a process that lasted a year-and-a-half, coordinated by the International Secretariat, with the participation of the International Committee and rouly 40 National Coordinating Bodies via two consultations and in the 6^th International Meeting held in Lima, Peru from July 2 to 9 2006.

The planning process itself has generated concrete results for the consolidation of the World March of Women as a movement to be reckoned with. We have reinforced our political identity by sharing responsibilities among the International Committee and National Coordinating Bodies, and we have an ongoing work plan that makes the link between local and international issues.

This plan develops the WMW´s two themes – the struggle against poverty and violence against women – around four action focuses: violence against women as a tool of control over our lives and bodies; peace and demilitarization; women’s work; common good and access to resources. It also aims to strengthen our organizational structure, including the International Secretariat, International Committee, the working groups and collectives, and the Regional Coordinating Bodies.

We want to articulate our actions and reflection, the initiatives of National Coordinating Bodies and those the International Secretariat and the International Committee, in order to reaffirm the WMW as a grassroots-oriented international movement. Our 2010 Global Action will be build as a moment that articulate all this common work.

Change women’s lives to change the world!

São Paulo, February 2007

Methodology

The methodology of our strategic planning process is based on two constitutive elements of the identity of the World March of women: action oriented and connected to the grassroots. The guiding principles were as follows.

Be participative

This strategic planning process lasted over a period of a year and a half from the first meeting of the International Committee (IC) in Dakar in October 2005 to the last meeting of the IC in Sao Paulo in December 2006. During this period, we have consulted the participating groups, the National Coordinating Bodies (NCBs) and adopted the overall orientations of our strategic plan at our 6^th International Meeting held in Lima, Peru in July 2006. This meeting was attended by 51 delegates from 29 countries.

Reinforce the links between our international, national and local agendas

The World March of Women´s mobilizing strength is directly linked to our ability to mesh the global, national and local agendas. So our strategic plan of action and its political content has to be conceived in a way that enhance and reinforce these links. The action areas have been defined as a synthesis of the preoccupations and the actions already being taken by the NCBs. We will be even more focused on these areas in order to build concrete strategies and action proposals. We also want to support the relationship between the NCBs and the IC as well as between NCBs. In order to do that and reinforce the March as a whole, we want to highlight the actions of the NCBs by action areas and promote communications between NCBs to share their analysis, their evaluation etc.

We want to go further than identifying the impact of global policies like the free trade agreements, the militarization, etc. on the daily life of women. We want women’s resistance and the alternatives that we are building at the local level to be the basis of our global proposals and strategies.

Reflexion and action in synergy

We do not see the relationship between reflexion and action processes as a hierarchy nor do we want to establish them as separate moments and separate responsabilities of different women.

We want to deepen our analysis on each of the proposed action areas. We see this both as a discussion process among ourselves and also with our allies. We believe in the importance of transposing our analysis in actions by confronting status quo, evaluate our actions and systematize what we have learned to enrich our analysis. We also want to give ourselves moments to reflect and study so we can learn from history and feminist theory.

Analysis building and change

In our strategic plan, we sometimes refer to the necessity for the NCBs´need to deepen the understanding of a principle or a concept. We do not see this process as the NCB’s having to adopt a concept developed by someone else but as a collective construction. The IC presents some common elements and the debate within the NCB’s gives us the possibility to build our analysis. It is also a construction process involving our allies. We learn from them, and can then propose to the other members of the March the concepts, principles and evaluations of other movements, reshaping them with a feminist practice and vision at the grass-root level. Another of our main is to influence other movements to change through their contact and actions with us. Our objective is to build a constantly growing common identity through analysis and action which reinforces our collective capacity to attain our goals.

Call to action

We want to have global, national and regional concerted actions. We also (NCBs and our allies) want to ensure the presence of the WMW in all the major mobilizing efforts and joint actions of the feminist movements. The IC has undertaken to send out calls to action that reflect the vision of the WMW, reinforce the analysis and practice of NCBs, and enable us to take a stand on the current global context.

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The common good and access to resources

Political Objectives

Further our analysis on the links between poverty, violence, the destruction of the environment, militarization, the neoliberal system and its impact on women’s lives, and on globalization from a feminist perspective; update our demands and carry out actions.
Take action against the privatization of the common good and for fair and conscientious utilization, particularly of water.
Reinforce struggles and mobilization against the WTO, G8 and free trade treaties.

The common good and access to resources - WMW
Desired outcome	Timetable	International activities and actions	Responsibility	Suggested national and regional actions
Production of and discussion on a text about feminist economic alternatives, nationally and regionally	2007	Update the 2002 World March of Women text on feminist economic alternatives § Organize a meeting of feminist economic alternatives working group	Feminist economic alternatives working group (WG) in collaboration with the Alliances and globalization collective
		Collect and circulate the thinking and concrete actions of NCBs within the WMW	IS
	2008	Organize a workshop on women's work, the common good and access to resources	Feminist economic alternatives WG
		Continue discussions with our allies withint the WSF and other forums in which other social movements are represented	Alliances and globalization collective
	2009	Invite NCBs to develop popular education tools with women at the grassroots, nationally and regionally	IS	Develop popular education tools adapted to each country

NCBs are made familiar with the principle of food sovereignty; national mobilization	2007 January	Organize a workshop at the Nairobi WSF between rural and urban women,and between women of the North and South, and South-South	Alliances and globalization collective
	February	Invite NCBs to debate the text on food sovereignty Jointly organize Nyelini forum in Mali with Via Campesina, Friends of the Earth and other allies	Nyeleni committee
	2008	Take part in any follow-up to Nyelini Forum	IS and the feminist economic alternatives WG
		Invite currently active NCBs and participating groups to organize workshops	IS	Organize national actions after Nyelini forum
	2009	Develop tools to sensitize and mobilize women in urban areas	IS and the feminist economic alternatives WG
		Invite all NCBs and participating groups to organize workshops	IS	Organize workshops on food sovereignty

Development of a shared political position on the common good, the environment and biodiversity	2007	Ask NCBs for information and articles on the privatization of the common good, the environment and biodiversity	IS
		Create an ad hoc group to draft a discussion paper	IC
		Organize a discussion on the topic with the IC	IS
	June	Take part in the action to resist the privatization of water at the US Social Forum in Atlanta	Alliances and globalization collective
Mobilize all NCBs for a joint action	2008 mid-October	Organize an international action, consulting NCBs and participating groups at the WMW International Meeting in Galicia	IC and Galicia NCB and the feminist economic alternatives WG	Conduct actions to protect resources, knowledge and peoples’ sovereignty by disseminating and using the Women's Global Charter for Humanity to stimulate discussion.
	2009	Systematize our vision and alternatives in this field of action	IC
	2010	International action to highlight our alternatives	IC

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Women’s Work

Political objectives

Continue our work on feminist economic alternatives and review our demands in this respect.
Denounce the impact of neoliberal and patriarchal globalization on the lives of women, on the working conditions of all women and on their financial autonomy.

Consolidate the solidarity of women and struggles between the South and North, and South-South.
Call for the creation of a universal social security system, the consolidation of jobs with social rights, pay equity, adequate conditions for production and commercialization for peasant women, women handicraft producers and small business women, jobs for women, especially disabled women, access to land and resources, etc..
Call for the recognition of reproductive labour, equitable sharing of this work between women and men, and social responsibility for this labour..

Women’s Work - WMW
Desired outcome	Timetable	International activities and actions	Responsibility	Suggested national and regional actions
Organize a global campaign for women's economic autonomy (e.g., the institution of a minimum wage, labour rights, the right to employment with decent conditions, solidarity economy, shared responsibility for reproductive labour, etc.)	2007 January	Organize a workshop at the Nairobi WSF on the topic of women and work	Alliances and globalization collective
		Update the 2002 WMW text on feminist economic alternatives	Feminist economic alternatives WG
		Identify and internally share NCBs work concerning: Our experiences of resistance concerning labour rights, the importance of economic autonomy, free trade agreements and the international institutions by means of mass and alternative media and popular education tools.	IS
	2008	Organize a workshop on women's work, the common good and access to resources	Feminist economic alternatives WG
		Produce writing on different topics: Integration and trade alternatives, discussions on the solidarity economy and fair trade	Feminist economic alternatives WG
		Produce and disseminate mobilizing materials	IS
	2009	Organize a global campaign for women's economic autonomy that is rooted in the regions and reaches out to the media	IC and feminist economic alternatives WG	At the national and regional levels, the campaign should: - make visible women's reproductive labour and their condition of overwork; the practices of the transnationals in exploiting the work of urban, rural, indigenous and migrant women - denounce the increasing instability of women’s work such as subcontracting, domestic work, immigrant labour, legislation changes, the prohibition of unionization, etc.. - raise society’s awareness about State responsibility for daycare, programs to care for the sick and elderly and other services to support social reproduction and men's responsibility for reproductive labour.

Strengthen the WMW's participation in the struggle against free trade	2007	Inform NCBs about the free trade agenda and invite them to take part in resistance actions	IS
	June		Europe Coord.	Invite NCBs and participating groups to mobilize for the G8 in europe
		Disseminate the analysis of NCBs and our allies concerning free trade	IS
	2008	Gather concrete examples of subcontracting denounced by NCBs	IS
		Identify and disseminate info on links between struggles regarding subcontracting in different sectors or transnationals	IS
		Inform NCBs about the free trade agenda and invite them to take part in resistance actions	IS
		Disseminate the analysis of NCBs and our allies concerning free trade	IS
	2009	Invite NCBs to conduct actions denouncing these transnationals	IC
		Inform NCBs about the free trade agenda and invite them to take part in resistance actions	IS
		Disseminate the analysis of NCBs and our allies concerning free trade	IS
		Systematize our vision and alternatives in this field of action	IC
	2010	International action to highlight our alternatives	IC

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Violence against women

Political objectives

Further our thinking and organize actions to denounce violence against women as a tool for controlling women’s bodies, lives and sexuality; and update our demands
Further our thinking and propose actions to oppose the commodification of women’s bodies
Develop an ongoing plan for actions and discussion on violence against women for the WMW

Violence against women - WMW
Desired outcome	Timetable	International activities and actions	Responsibility	Suggested national and regional actions
Influence global discourse/compre-hension on violence against women and the commodification of women’s bodies.	2007	Bring together women's groups with expertise to assess feminists' strategies for fighting violence against women in recent years.	IS
		Ask NCBs and participating groups for their best practices in prevention and denunciation	IS
		Draft and disseminate among NCBs a critical analysis paper and proposals	IS and violence against women WG
		Organize a discussion on the topic with the IC	Violence against women WG
		Invite NCBs to organize meetings to think about and discuss the issue	IS
		Disseminate and invite NCBs to discuss the Peruvian NCB's Manifesto on Sexual Insurrection	IS
	2008	Organize an international seminar in Mexico to discuss strategies for fighting VAW and discuss different topics (e.g., honour crimes, rape as a crime against humanity, femicide, commodification of women's bodies, etc.)	IS and violence against women working group and Americas RC

Develop an ongoing plan for actions and discussion on violence against women as a tool to control women	2007	Invite NCBs to mobilize for November 25, International Day Against Violence Against Women	IS
	2008	Invite NCBs to mobilize for November 25, International Day Against Violence Against Women	IS
	2009	Invite NCBs to mobilize for November 25, International Day Against Volence Against Women	IS
		Organize an international action specific to the World March of Women - with a media campaign and directed at other social movements - by inviting NCBs to organize media awareness raising campaigns or a day of discussion in all the schools	IC and violence against women working group

Development of a shared political position on prostitution and sex trafficking	2007	Ask if the NCBs have discussed prostitution; outcome of discussion; do they have a public position and if so, what is it?	IS
		Organize a discussion on the topic with the IC and propose a WMW position	IS
		Draft a position paper and proposal for discussion process to support NCBs in their thinking on the issue.	Violence against women working group
	2008	Organize a discussion on the topic during the IM in Galicia	IC
	2009	Systematize our vision and alternatives in this field of action	IC
	2010	International action to highlight our alternatives (notably during the World Cup of Soccer in South Africa and the Olympic Games in Vancouver)	IC

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Peace and Demilitarization

Political objectives

Continue thinking and organizing actions on planetary demilitarization and the related demands (an end to the arms race, nuclear arms, the militarization of space, closure of military bases and agreements, demilitarization of state budgets, reparations, and an end to terrorism as a form of war, etc..)
Take action to denounce all forms of impunity, rape as a war weapon, the use of women’s bodies as war booty, and more generally, the links between militarism and violence against women
Raise public awareness of the feminist analysis of the roots of war, our definition of peace and demands.

Peace and demilitarization - WMW
Desired outcome	Timetable	International activities and actions	Responsibility	Suggested national and regional actions
Strengthen our feminist analysis and actions for peace and demilitarization (our movement and other social movements)	2007 January	Organize a women's caravan from the Great Lakes region for the Nairobi WSF and discuss with our allies our analysis of peace and demilitarization	Peace and Demilitarization collective
		Gather up the thinking of groups and NCBs on this topic (e.g., application of Resolution 1325 and demands for remedies and justice)	IS
		Update the March's documents on this issue	IC and violence against women WG
		Write and disseminate a feminist position paper on the causes and consequences of war and militarism	Violence against women WG
	March	Coordinate participation in the Ecuador meeting of the Coalition Against Military Bases and follow-up	IS
	November	Disseminate a WMW statement on November 25, denouncing impunity with respect to crimes against women in wartime and militarized zones	IS
	2008	Ensure a presence at the Mediterranean Social Forum in Palestine	IC
	24 May	Coordinate a day of reflection and actions on peace, demilitarization and against impunity and the use of women’s bodies as war booty, and rape as a war weapon Produce and disseminate mobilizing materials	IC and violence against women WG	Organize popular education campaigns with women at the grassroots and in the media
	2009	Invite NCBs to organize an action for the Women's Day of Action Against War (May 24)	IS	Organize actions in the regions
		Systematize our vision and alternatives in this field of action	IC
	2010	International action to highlight our alternatives	IC

Chart of International Actions 2007-2010 - WMW
Years Focuses	2007	2008	2009	2010
Common good and access to resources	Update the 2002 WMW text on feminist economic alternatives - Organize a meeting of feminist economic alternatives working group	Organize a workshop on women's work, the common good and access to resources	Develop tools to sensitize and mobilize women in urban areas	International action to highlight our alternatives
	Collect and circulate the thinking and concrete actions of NCBs within the WMW	Continue discussions with our allies within the WSF and other forums in which other social movements are represented	Invite all NCBs and participating groups to organize workshops
	Organize a workshop for the Nairobi WSF between rural and urban women, and women of the North and South, and South-South	Take part in any follow-up to Nyelini Forum	Systematize our vision and alternatives in this field of action
	Invite NCBs to debate the text on food sovereignty
	Jointly organize Nyelini forum in Mali with Via Campesina, Friends of the Earth and other allies	Invite currently active NCBs and participating groups to organize workshops
	Ask NCBs for information and articles on the privatization of the common good, the environment and biodiversity	Organize an international action, consulting NCBs and participating groups at the WMW International Meeting in Galicia
	Create an ad hoc group to draft a discussion paper
	Organize a discussion on the topic with the IC
	Take part in the action to resist the privatization of water at the US Social Forum in Atlanta

Women's work	Organize a workshop at the Nairobi WSF on the topic of women and work	Organize a workshop on women's work, the common good and access to resources	Organize a global campaign for women's economic autonomy that is rooted in the regions and reaches out to the media	International action to highlight our alternatives
	Update the 2002 WMW text on feminist economic alternatives	Produce writing on different topics: - Integration and trade alternatives, discussions on the solidarity economy and fair trade	Invite NCBs to conduct actions denouncing these transnationals
	Identify and share internally the NCBs work concerning: - Our experiences of resistance cocnerning labour rights, the importance of economic autonomy, free trade agreements and the international institutions by means of mass and alternative media and popular education tools	Produce and disseminate mobilizing materials	Inform NCBs about the free trade agenda and invite them to take part in resistance actions
	Inform NCBs about the free trade agenda and invite them to take part in resistance actions	Gather concrete examples of subcontracting denounced by NCBs	Disseminate the analysis of NCBs and our allies concerning free trade
		Identify and disseminate info on links between struggles regarding subcontracting in different sectors and transnationals	Systematize our vision and alternatives in this field of action
	Disseminate the analysis of NCBs and our allies concerning free trade	Inform NCBs about the free trade agenda and invite them to take part in resistance actions	Invite NCBs to mobilize for November 25, International Day Against Violence Against Women
		Disseminate the analysis of NCBs and our allies concerning free trade	Organize an international action specific to the World March of Women - with a media campaign and other social movements - by inviting NCBs to organize media awareness raising campaigns or a day of discussion in all the schools	i

Violence Against Women	Bring together women’s groups with expertise to assess feminists' strategies for fighting violence against women in recent years.	Organize an international seminar in Mexico to discuss strategies for fighting VAW and discuss different topics	Systematize our vision and alternatives in this field of action	International action to highlight our alternatives (notably during the World Cup of Soccer in South Africa and the Olympic Games in Vancouver)
	Ask NCBs and participating groups for their best practices in prevention and denunciation	Invite NCBs to mobilize for November 25, International Day Against Violence Against Women
	Draft and disseminate among NCBs a critical analysis paper and proposals	Organize a discussion on prostitution and sex trafficking during the IM in Galicia
	Organize a discussion on the topic with the IC
	Invite NCBs to organize meets to think about and discuss the issue
	Disseminate and invite NCBs to discuss the Peruvian NCB's Sexual Insurrection Manifesto
	Invite NCBs to mobilize for November 25, International Day Against Violence Against Women
	Ask if the NCBs have discussed prostitution; outcome of their discussion; do they have a public position and if so, what is it?
	Organize a discussion on the topic with the IC and propose a WMW position
	Draft a position paper and proposal for discussion process to support NCBs in their thinking on the issue.

Peace and demilitarization	Organize a women's caravan from the Great Lakes region for the Nairobi WSF and discuss with our allies our analysis of peace and demilitarization	Ensure a presence at the Mediterranean Social Forum in Palestine	Invite NCBs to organize an action for the Women's Day of Action Against War (May 24)	International action to highlight our alternatives
	Gather up the thinking of groups and NCBs on this topic (e.g., application of Resolution 1325 and demands for remedies and justice)	Coordinate a day of reflection and actions on peace, demilitarization and against impunity and the use of women’s bodies as war booty, and rape as a war weapon Produce and disseminate mobilizing materials	Systematize our vision and alternatives in this field of action
	Update the March's documents on this issue
	Write and disseminate a feminist position paper on the causes and consequences of war and militarism
	Coordinate participation in the Ecuador meeting of the Coalition Against Military Bases and follow-up
	Disseminate a WMW statement for November 25, denouncing impunity with respect to crimes against women in wartime and militarized zones

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Internal Focus

Strategic objectives

Strengthen the world march of women as a movement at the national, regional and international level
Develop our organizational and financial capacity
Strengthen capacity, especially of women exercising political mandates within the WMW

Internal Focus - WMW International Secretariat (IS)
Desired outcome	Timetable	Activities	Responsibility
Finalize transition and training of IS in Brazil	2007-2008	Hire three employees (administration, communications and liaison)	IS
		Train new employees concerning their respective roles and working tools (for example: language courses, self-financing, financial management, familiarity with Web site, software, etc.)	IS
		Former IS workers accompany new team as needed	Former IS workers
		Consolidate translating team in Brazil (transfer knowledge and expertise of Québec team)	IS
		Expand network of translators (transfer of knowledge and expertise of Québec team)	IS

Stabilize the WMW's financial position and administration of IS	2007-2010	Develop a funding and self-financing strategy	IS
		Maintain and develop links with various funders	IS
		Prepare funding applications to various funders	IS
		Consolidate administration and financial policies and procedures	IS
		Establish budget monitoring mechanisms adapted to the strategic plan	IS
		Explore and implement various self-financing activities	IS

Manage information and communications tools	2007	Transfer Web site to a Brazilian server	IS
		Update Web site	IS
		Review editorial procedures for the quarterly newsletter	IS
		Develop and implement a feminist action schedule	IS
		Publish the newsletter quarterly	IS
		Adapt the filing system	IS
	2007-2008	Maximize use of the Web site	IS
	2008-2010	Implement a feminist action schedule
		Publish the newsletter monthly	IS

Internal Focus - WMW International Committee
Desired outcome	Timetable	Activities	Responsibility
Increase capacity of IC members in the their different roles	2007-2008	Enable members to assume different responsibilities: Feminist process and structure Facilitation techniques, financial management, information management, communications tools (Skype, Web site, etc.) History of feminist and other social movements (global and regional)	IS
	2007-2010	Hold discussions and debates on diverse topics and on the current global and regional context	IS

Increase capacity of members in the their liaison role	2007	Update computer equipment of all members	IS
		Establish a communications schedule for the IC, IS and NCBs	IS
	2007-2008	Equip members so they can communicate in at least two of the three WMW working languages	IC
		Identify translation resources in every region	IC
	2007-2010	Facilitate the organization of regular regional meetings	IC

Consolidate regional coordinating structures	2007	Establish a consolidation or construction plan for regional coordinating structures	IC
		Hold a meeting of representatives from a single region and the NCBs	IC
	2008	Increase the number of NCBs in each region	IC
	2008-2010	Ensure monitoring of international and regional strategic plan	IS/IC

Internal Focus - WMW Working groups and collectives
Desired outcome	Timetable	Activities	Responsibility
Maximize effectiveness of working groups and collectives	2007	Merge certain working groups and collectives	IS
		Identify participating groups or individuals who can support the work of working groups and collectives	IS and IC

Develop political analysis of the WMW's different files and build consensus	2008-2010	Coordinate meetings of working groups and collectives	IS
		Hold meetings of working groups and collectives	Working groups and collectives
		Ensure the production of position papers, articles and internal and external discussion papers	Working groups and collectives

Internal Focus - WMW Regional coordinating structures
Desired outcome	Timetable	Activities	Responsibility
Strengthen WMW regional coordinating structures	2007	Hold meeting(s) of representatives of a single region to establish a regional operating and strategic plan	IC
		Hold a regional meeting	RC
		Determine the operations of the regional coordinating structure	RC

Set up WMW structure in every world region (political consensus building)	2008	Implement the regional operating and strategic plan	IC/RC
		Hold preparatory meetings before the IM with NCBs at the regional and subregional levels (depending on stated needs)	RC
	2009	Hold meetings with NCBs at the regional and subregional levels	RC
	2010	Hold preparatory meetings before the IM with NCBs at the regional and subregional levels	RC

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INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE MEMBERS

2006-2007

Trout, Wilhelmina (South Africa)

Cissé, Nana Aicha (Mali)

Guillen, Rosa (Peru)

Nepo Quispe, Maria (Mexico)

El Nakash, Farida (Egypt)

Athar, Saleha (Pakistan)

Ynares, Caridad (Jing) (The Philippines)

Santos, Celina (Portugal)

De Mond, Nadia (Italy)

Nobre, Miriam

Coordinator, International Secretariat (Brazil)

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