Where's the money for women's rights work?

The Association for Women's Rights in Development (AWID) is sponsoring an
action-research project that will explore and analyze key trends in funding
for women's rights work over the last 10 years. We will explore the causes
and impacts of these trends and use this information to answer a
fundamental question: What strategies will mobilize more resources for
women's rights in the years to come?

A critical part of the research is a brief survey that will help us
understand your experiences and the funding trends that have affected your
organization. Please take a few minutes before May 13 to complete this
survey by going to http://surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=324481014000 [2]

As an incentive to complete the survey, AWID will randomly select one
survey respondent to receive an economy class round-trip plane ticket to
Bangkok for the AWID 10th International Forum. Just be sure to include
your name and email when prompted at the end of the survey and respond by
the deadline. We'll announce the winner of the free ticket by June 15th.

Only people who receive this invitation are asked to complete the survey,
although you may ask someone else to complete the survey on your behalf.

The final research report will be available at the Forum in October. In
the meantime, if you have any questions, or would like additional
information on this project, please contact Lydia Alpízar at [email protected] [3]