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How EACOP’s Technical Training is Breaking Stereotypes and Empowering Women in East Africa

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Industrial progress is often measured by the numbers: tonnes of steel installed, kilometers of pipeline built, or megawatts of energy delivered. But there’s another measure that’s just as important, even if it doesn’t always make the headlines: who gets the opportunity to build that progress. In Uganda and Tanzania, that story is beginning to change. […] The post How EACOP’s Technical Training is Breaking Stereotypes
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