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In
addition to its corporate sponsors, AABWA maintains close collaborative
partnerships with a variety of organizational entities dedicated to
enhancing trade and investment ties between the United States and the 53
nations of Africa, as well as promoting women's entrepreneurship. |
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Vital Voices Global Partnership
www.vitalvoices.org
Vital Voices is a
global partnership to support women's progress in building democracies,
strong economies and peace. Its work focuses on three critical areas:
expanding women's roles in politics and civil society; increasing women's
successful entrepreneurship; and fighting trafficking in women and girls
and other human rights abuses.
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Center for International
Private Enterprise
www.cipe.org
The Center for
International Private Enterprise (CIPE) is an independent, non-profit
affiliate of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. One of the four core
institutes of the National Endowment for Democracy, CIPE promotes
democratic and market-oriented economic reform directly via
the private sector in developing countries. |
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Students in Free Enterprise, Africa
www.sifeafrica.org
Students In Free Enterprise (SIFE) is a U.S.-headquartered
non-profit organization improving the quality of life and standard of
living around the world by teaching the principles and values of free
market economics and entrepreneurship. |
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Constituency for Africa
www.cfanet.org
CFA,
a 12-year-old nonprofit 501(C) 3 corporation, presents the Ronald H. Brown
African Affairs Series each year in conjunction with the Congressional
Black Caucus Foundation's Annual Legislative Conference. |
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All American Small Business
Exporters Association (AASBEA)
www.aasbea.com
Since 1998, AASBEA has
been engaged in groundbreaking research initiatives to identify and
understand the needs of minority, immigrant, and women-owned firms engaged
in global trade and e-commerce. AASBEA has been retained by the U.S. Small
Business Administration (SBA), the U.S. Commerce Department's Minority
Business Development Agency (MBDA), and Howard University.
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Common Market for
Southern &
Eastern Africa (COMESA)
www.comesa.int
COMESA serves as an organization of
21 free independent sovereign states
which cooperate in developing their natural and human resources. It
comprises a population of over 385 million and annual import bill of US$32
billion. |
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Uganda Investment
Authority
www.ugandainvest.com
Uganda
offers an exceptional opportunity for business in the heart of Africa and is
already the preferred home of several leading global corporations and
international organizations. One of the fastest growing
economies (+6%) and one of the most liberal countries for foreign
investment in Africa, it is an ideal place to set up a bridgehead to access African
markets. |
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U.S. Small Business Administration
www.sba.gov
Nearly 20 million small
businesses have received help from SBA programs
since 1953. SBA's current portfolio of roughly 219,000 loans worth more
than $45 billion makes it the largest single financial backer of
businesses in the USA.
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