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STAR
Network Funders
Since its inception, World Learning STAR Network has worked closely
with bi-lateral and multi-lateral organizations, private foundations
and individual donors to secure sustainable financial support for
STAR Network operations and partner groups in the region.
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USAID core funds and additional support from the i2 Foundation,
STAR Netwrok supported a regional exchange of twenty businesswomen
from Kosovo and Macedonia who were trained by the Vojvodina's
Initiative on Women's Self-Employment, Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
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Diversified funding sources have been essential for funding activity
excluded by government programs and wartime sanctions; for pilot
initiatives; and for crisis response. Over a six-year period, STAR
Network has given grants totalling over $1.5 million in public and
private funds to local and regional initiatives that advance women's
civil society, economic and political leadership. STAR Network has
also actively leveraged donor funds to support local initiatives.
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Summer
school for young women leaders funded by an important private
grant from Working Assets/Tides Foundation while Serbia was
still under sanctions. |
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World Learning STAR Network receives primary funding from Zonta
International Foundation and The
United States Agency for International Development.
Supplemental support for specific projects has been received from
the World Bank;
United Nations High Commission on Refugees for the Micro Enterprise
and Education Team initiative in Bosnia, 1996-1998; Open
Society Institute, and Freedom
House.
Gifts from school children, churches, synagogues, and concerned
individuals matched funds from foundations including:
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