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Written by Lynn Taylor
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Tuesday, 24 November 2009 13:05 |
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Workers' World Media Productions would like to thank their donor partners for their support
and look forward to their continued support in their future endeavours.
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The Rosa Luxemburg Foundation is actively involved in political education throughout the Federal Republic of Germany. It considers itself part of the political movement for democratic socialism. The Rosa Luxemburg Foundation has its origins in the association "Social Analysis and Political Education", founded in Berlin in 1990. It became a provider of political education, a discussion forum for critical thinking and political alternatives, and a centre for progressive social thinking and research both in Germany and throughout the world.
In 1996 the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation was recognised by the Left Party ("Die Linkspartei.PDS" - formerly"PDS - Party of Democratic Socialism") as the political education institution related to it. Within the framework of a network of foundations, it cooperates closely with independent local foundations.
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FNV Mondiaal is actively involved in the development of a strong, independent trade union movement world wide.
FNV Mondiaal funds projects undertaken jointly with fellow trade unions in more than one hundred countries, in Africa, Asia, Latin America and Eastern Europe. This is done by drawing on funds made available by the Ministry of Development Aid and by the FNV and the FNV unions.
Strong trade unions: • are able to strive for better working conditions and a fairer division of income; • they play a crucial role in the compliance with trade union rights; • they play an active role in the fight against child labour and HIV/Aids; • they campaign for women and workers in the informal economy These are also the main themes of FNV Mondiaal’s work. With regard to trade union rights FNV Mondiaal especially focusses on Colombia, Zimbabwe, Belarus and China. The trade unions linked to the FNV are also involved with the FNV’s solidarity work. FNV Bondgenoten, ABVAKABO FNV, FNV Bouw and Algemene Onderwijsbond actively support their sector colleagues in developing countries and Eastern Europe.
www.fnv.nl/defnv
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The Palme Center works in the spirit of Olof Palme for democracy, human rights, and peace. We cooperate with people and organizations throughout the world, in nations such as Brazil, Burma, South Africa, Palestine, and Moldova.
Through our development projects, we seek to empower people to change their societies and thereby their own lives. Women, youth, and grassroots activists are our main target groups.
The Swedish labour movement’s extensive international network enables cooperation with global partners who share our values.
www.palmecenter.se
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SAMWUMED is a unique member-controlled medical scheme, offering the most affordable medical cover for municipal employees nationally. It has an excellent solvency ratio (far in excess of what is required by law) which means that the Scheme is financially strong and sustainable. It also boasts one of the top administration systems in the country, offering you excellent service at all times. It is no surprise then that the Scheme is accredited by the South African Local Government Bargaining Council (SALGBC). As part of their social responsibility SAMWUMED sponsors the WWMP Labour Film Festival since its inception.
www.samwumed.org
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Church Development Service (Evangelischer Entwicklungsdienst - EED) is an association of the Protestant Churches in Germany. By means of financial contributions, personnel involvement, scholarships and consultancy services EED supports the development work of churches, Christian and secular organisations. In this worldwide partnership, EED is participating in establishing a just society. It takes and promotes action to arouse and enhance people's willingness to stand up to overcome need, poverty, persecution and violence.
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The Department of Labour will play a significant role in reducing unemployment, poverty and inequality through a set of policies and programmes developed in consultation with social partners, which are aimed at: • Improved economic efficiency and productivity • Skills development and employment creation • Sound labour relations • Eliminating inequality and discrimination in the workplace • Alleviating poverty in employment
www.labour.gov.za
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The HCI Foundation is an independent trust controlled by its trustees, with a capital base of over R400 million, and looks after the social responsibility priorities of the HCI group. The Foundation has its own offices in Cape Town with a regional office in Gauteng. The Foundation inherited the Golden Arrow Foundation (“GAF”) and its previous achievements as a base upon which to build and develop the corporate social responsibility initiative on behalf of HCI. http://www.hci.co.za |
Norwegian People’s Aid is a humanitarian organization rooted in the Norwegian Labour Movement. We support people in their struggle for more power and influence over their own lives and in the development of their societies.
The work of Norwegian People’s Aid has four main pillars: • Work against oppression, poverty and unfair distribution of resources. • Fighting racism and discrimination. • Working for gender equality, and against violence and abuse. • Prevention, promoting voluntarism and building competence.
http://www.npaid.org
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Afrika Kontakt (AK) was founded in 1978 by a number of Danish political parties, trade unions and organizations to unite efforts against colonialism and suppression in the countries of Southern Africa. With the liberation of Angola, Mozambique and Zimbabwe our work increasingly broadened our focus to include the fight against Apartheid in South Africa and Namibia. For many years AK worked for an economical and cultural boycott of the white regime in South Africa. We are a member based organization with 990 individual members and 59 collective members (like trade unions) representing more than 1.5 million people.
http://www.sydafrika.dk/africa-contact
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( MDDA ) was set up by an Act of Parliament (Act 14 of 2002) to enable "historically disadvantaged communities and persons not adequately served by the media" to gain access to the media. It's beneficiaries will be community media and small commercial media.
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