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Women in Rotary for International Peace
Projects of the Rotarian Action Group for Population & Development in India Vienna, February 11 2013 District 1910
RFPD was also established at a Rotarian peace conference in Dakar in 1995. The attendees unanimously adopted a resolution to request that Rotary International...
57 days ago by RFPD, Category: Population
RFPD Annual General Meeting & Fellowship Dinner in Lisbon
Rotarian Action Group for Population & Development, Rotary's Resource for Maternal & Child Health invites you to:
Annual General Meeting and Fellowship Dinner Sunday, 23rd,June 2013 - 18:00
Venue : Hotel Tivoli Oriente, Panoramic Room VIII Colina,...
68 days ago by RFPD, Category: Population
Outreach centers keep Honduran youth off the street
by Susie Ma
Rotary News -- 2 January 2013 Rotarians from seven clubs in the Honduran capital of Tegucigalpa joined together to fund two outreach centers for young people in some of the poorest neighborhoods in the city. The centers are thriving because of startup funding...
127 days ago by RFPD, Category: Population
Maternal & Child Health Project Dissertation by Stefanie Adams
Maternal and fetal mortality and morbidity in hospitals in Kano and Kaduna States, Nigeria: Considerations of prevention and management
Dissertation by Stefanie Adams,University Giessen, Germany
All 192 United Nations Member States and Worlds Leading Development...
158 days ago by RFPD, Category: Population
Mahabodhi Temple Sketch by Buck Lindsay
During the Saheli trip, Buck Lindsay, his son and Devendra Kothari made an excursion to the ancient Buddhist Temple near Gaya. Buck, an architectural sketcher, captured the Mahabodhi Temple, believed to be the site where Buddha attained enlightenment.
159 days ago by RFPD, Category: Population
RFPD partners with TRF in promotion of the volunteer program with Aga Khan Univserity (AKU)
Are you
a Nursing or Midwifery Professional?.....
Can you
offer vocational expertise in Curriculum Development for a country in need?................
Can you
join like-minded people to contribute to a program on Maternal and Infant...
160 days ago by RFPD, Category: Population
RFPD Contributes to Peace
RFPD Contributes to Peace
by Robert Zinser
Many RFPD members attended the Rotary Peace Forum in Berlin Nov 30-Dec 2, 2012. More than 1,800 gathered in Berlin to promote peace during this first of three Rotary Global Peace Forums. The group includes Rotarians, Rotaractors,...
160 days ago by RFPD, Category: Population
An interview with past RI President Rajendra K Saboo
"Peace is not just an absence of war. It is the well being of healthy families", said Rajendra K. Saboo in an interview with PDG Dr. Rekha Shetty, Global Chairperson of RFPD - The Rotarian Action Group for Population and Development. Here they are in conversation at the recent Hyderabad...
161 days ago by RFPD, Category: Population
Dreams Fulfilled, Lives Saved
by Buck Linday & Devendra Kothari
Following the Rotary International Convention in Bangkok-May 2012, my son Ryan (a videographer) and I traveled to India where we met up with RFPD Area Coordinator-India, PDG Sandeep Narang and RFPD Member, Dr. Devendra Kothari. Dr....
169 days ago by RFPD, Category: Population
Empowerment of Women- RFPD initiative in Switzerland
By Claudia Vogel
Empowerment of Women (EoW) was founded as the Swiss RFPD Initiative in Zurich in April this year. In October, the first national RFPD-Panel was held in Bern. About 30 participants discussed how Rotary in Switzerland interprets the mission to empower women and...
172 days ago by RFPD, Category: Population
Georgia Gives Day
Georgia Gives Day is December 6th!
This is a chance to support your local non-profit.
The project
"Improvement of Maternal Health - Prevention and Treatment of Obstetric Fistula"
in Northern Nigeria was initiated by the Rotarian Action Group for Population...
173 days ago by RFPD, Category: Population
India-The Teetering Giant
By Buck Lindsay and Dr. Devendra Kothari
The Good News:
India's rate of population growth is declining. For decades ending in 1991, 2001, and 2011, annual population growth rates were 2.14, 1.95 and 1.62 percent, respectively.
The Bad News:
Although...
186 days ago by RFPD, Category: Population
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Projects of the Rotarian Action Group for Population & Development in India Vienna, February 11 2013 District 1910 RFPD was also established at a Rotarian peace conference in Dakar in 1995. The attendees unanimously adopted a resolution to request that Rotary International...
Rotarian Action Group for Population & Development, Rotary's Resource for Maternal & Child Health invites you to: Annual General Meeting and Fellowship Dinner Sunday, 23rd,June 2013 - 18:00 Venue : Hotel Tivoli Oriente, Panoramic Room VIII Colina,...
by Susie Ma Rotary News -- 2 January 2013 Rotarians from seven clubs in the Honduran capital of Tegucigalpa joined together to fund two outreach centers for young people in some of the poorest neighborhoods in the city. The centers are thriving because of startup funding...
Maternal and fetal mortality and morbidity in hospitals in Kano and Kaduna States, Nigeria: Considerations of prevention and management Dissertation by Stefanie Adams,University Giessen, Germany All 192 United Nations Member States and Worlds Leading Development...
During the Saheli trip, Buck Lindsay, his son and Devendra Kothari made an excursion to the ancient Buddhist Temple near Gaya. Buck, an architectural sketcher, captured the Mahabodhi Temple, believed to be the site where Buddha attained enlightenment. 
Are you a Nursing or Midwifery Professional?..... Can you offer vocational expertise in Curriculum Development for a country in need?................ Can you join like-minded people to contribute to a program on Maternal and Infant...
RFPD Contributes to Peace by Robert Zinser Many RFPD members attended the Rotary Peace Forum in Berlin Nov 30-Dec 2, 2012. More than 1,800 gathered in Berlin to promote peace during this first of three Rotary Global Peace Forums. The group includes Rotarians, Rotaractors,...
"Peace is not just an absence of war. It is the well being of healthy families", said Rajendra K. Saboo in an interview with PDG Dr. Rekha Shetty, Global Chairperson of RFPD - The Rotarian Action Group for Population and Development. Here they are in conversation at the recent Hyderabad...
by Buck Linday & Devendra Kothari Following the Rotary International Convention in Bangkok-May 2012, my son Ryan (a videographer) and I traveled to India where we met up with RFPD Area Coordinator-India, PDG Sandeep Narang and RFPD Member, Dr. Devendra Kothari. Dr....
By Claudia Vogel Empowerment of Women (EoW) was founded as the Swiss RFPD Initiative in Zurich in April this year. In October, the first national RFPD-Panel was held in Bern. About 30 participants discussed how Rotary in Switzerland interprets the mission to empower women and...
Georgia Gives Day is December 6th! This is a chance to support your local non-profit. The project "Improvement of Maternal Health - Prevention and Treatment of Obstetric Fistula" in Northern Nigeria was initiated by the Rotarian Action Group for Population...
By Buck Lindsay and Dr. Devendra Kothari The Good News: India's rate of population growth is declining. For decades ending in 1991, 2001, and 2011, annual population growth rates were 2.14, 1.95 and 1.62 percent, respectively. The Bad News: Although...
