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2 WEEKS TO GO! If you have an idea to increase innovation and enhance social benefits in #carbonmarkets in #Vietnam, you have 2 weeks left too join BPP's 2022 Call for Vietnam Carbon Markets Partnerships! The #DFATbpp is looking to partner with businesses and organisations supporting innovative approaches or working to reduce market barriers and enable carbon markets to thrive in Vietnam. The deadline for submission of concept notes is 18 May 2022. Click here to learn more and apply: http://ow.ly/vSgt50INaYJ
Do you have an idea to increase innovation and enhance social benefits in #carbonmarkets in #Vietnam? Join our 2022 Call for Vietnam Carbon Markets Partnerships! The #DFATbpp is looking to partner with businesses and organisations supporting innovative approaches or working to reduce market barriers and enable carbon markets to thrive in Vietnam. The deadline for submission of concept notes is 18 May 2022. Click here to learn more and apply: http://ow.ly/FsMR50INaYH
Lastly on our week of women #IWD22 we are meeting Kamili, Monwara, Ashik and Sobuji – four អេធិកឡជីវឧស្ម័ន - ATEC Biodigesters customers finding benefit through the BPP. In Bangladesh, over 85% of households are reliant on firewood and cow dung for cooking. Women spend around 150 hours per year collecting these fuels and four hours a day setting fires, cooking, and cleaning the pots. This reliance on wood has ramped up deforestation, only 14% of forests remain. With 47% of the total labour force in the agricultural sector, #DFATbpp Partner ATEC has introduced biodigester technology to provide free, biogas for cooking. The partnership reduces indoor air pollution by 80%, offsets greenhouse gas emissions from burning wood, generates carbon credits to make the biodigesters more affordable, and perhaps most importantly, gives women valuable time back in their day to create income-earning and socialisation opportunities. You can learn more about how ATEC is transforming the lives of women here: http://ow.ly/t48N50I7F7h
Happy International Women’s Day! #IWD22 “In the beginning we thought we could never produce the bricks and handle the machine. Now it’s easy work.” Today we are meeting the “Three Sisters”, Didi, Bahini, and Tanahun, who joined together to form their own brick manufacturing company. The sisters are supported by Build Up Nepal, a social business helping entrepreneurs and communities to build safe, affordable homes, and resilient incomes. A #DFATbpp partnership, with Ingenjörer utan gränser, S&S Management Services, the Australian Government and Build up Nepal is scaling up Build Up Nepal’s operations. The partnerships aims to save 10,305 tonnes of Co2 emissions from traditional manufacturing methods while empowering women like the three sisters to establish brick manufacturing companies. A year on from establishing their business, Didi, Bahini, and Tanahun are financially independent, “after working here, we don’t have to ask our husbands for money.” With more access to money and improved decision-making power, the three sisters are looking at expanding their business and hiring more locals to help protect their environment. International Women’s Day is a day to celebrate the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women globally. Learn more about the initiative here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=voMjNM0Cp5s
International Women’s Day 2022 is just two days away! This year for #IWD2022 we are spotlighting key women from our BPP Partnerships and showing how they are adapting and transforming their communities to build an equitable and sustainable tomorrow. To get us started meet Rohini Hamid, CEO of Sea&Soil. Based in Fiji, Sea & Soil are working to transform the 110 costal villages in Fiji home to more than 100,000 women. As CEO, Rohini is focused on harnessing the skills and knowledge of women to build alternate income streams for costal communities while introducing new carbon sink products to the market. providing alternate income streams for Fijian coastal communities while introducing new carbon sink products to the market. In Fiji, #COVID19 and the subsequent restrictions heavily impacted employment in Fiji’s largest industry, tourism. With limited job opportunities, rural communities, particularly women, were left without jobs and income. Rohini and her team have helped #ChangingClimates by raising the incomes of rural Fijian women by encouraging the planting of carbon sink products through seaweed farming. You can learn more about the work Rohini and Sea & Soil are doing here: http://ow.ly/Hgsr50I6zbO
Closing Soon! We are looking for a senior Private Sector Engagement specialist to join our team in Canberra. Working on the BPP's sister program, the Business Engagement Support Unit, the director will bring deep technical expertise to support DFAT’s engagement with business. Applications close Friday 4th March 2022. Click here to learn more about the role and apply: http://ow.ly/XIeO50I0IgI
Are you a bright and engaging professional passionate about inclusive business and development? The BPP is looking for a #ProgramOfficer with excellent administration, finance, and logistics support skills to join our team in Canberra. Applications close Friday 4 March 2022. Find out more and appply: http://ow.ly/BqP150HZb02
Come work with us! We are looking for a senior Private Sector Engagement specialist to join our team in Canberra. Working on the BPP's sister program, the Business Engagement Support Unit, the director will bring deep technical expertise to support DFAT’s engagement with business. Applications close Friday 4th March 2022. Click here to learn more about the role and apply: http://ow.ly/LxQm50HZbi9
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