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WWANC is a local organization with a vision of changing women challenges and burdens into viable Leadership opportunities in order to enhance their social –economic empowerment through nature based sustainable solutions and entrepreneurship.WWANC’s theory of change is a Women Centered Community Development (WCCD)Developing programs that incorporate Women group schools, local community and colleges in Natural resources conservation, WASH, Entrepreneurship and Climate Change Resilience

MMUST holds the view that science and technology is an indispensable tool in harnessing resources of nature for sustainable development and creating an environment in which human beings can survive and realize their potential. Thus, the human person has the moral obligation to creatively improve the environment. This can be achieved through a well-conceptualized educational, scientific and technological package through which every human being must rightfully experience and acquire the tools to facilitate this mission.core values;Customer focus Equity Collegiality Accountability Excellence Innovativeness Professionalism

•Role of parents, patients and medical staff in management of people living with Hemophilia and other bleeding disorders: Held in Cairo Egypt and organized by the World Federation of Hemophilia.

• Leadership training offered by National Democratic Institute, Kenya

 Building a strong business and overview of business plan Business as a mission Biblical overview of business Business ethics and building business walls Framing business doors and windows/ pricing and cost analysis Money management/ income statement and balance sheet Marketing Sector and industry analysis SWOT analysis

The Global Women's Water Initiative is training and building a movement of local women water experts to address the issue that affects them the most: WATER. GWWI transforms women from water bearers to water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) technicians, trainers and entrepreneurs equipping them with the requisite tools to lead sustainable locally-led WASH projects in their communities.The GWWI Women and Water Training Programs equip grassroots women with the skills and tools to bring sustainable water solutions to tackle the health and violence risks, and lost income and educational opportunities associated with the lack of safe water and sanitation in their own communities. GWWI offers a multi-year training to transform women from passive recipients of failed water projects to WASH (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene) providers. Women become......TECHNICIANS...TRAINERS...and SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSGWWI strengthens women's leadership in the WASH sector - whether at the village, government or NGO level. Women are taking the lead bringing demand-driven income-generating services to solve their local water crises - improving community health, building simple technologies and MAKING MONEY!