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PepsiCo Foundation, JRF announce partnership to empower women
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Press Release — The PepsiCo Foundation, PepsiCo’s philanthropic arm, has
announced its partnership with the Jordan River Foundation (JRF) in support of
women empowerment programs and interventions implemented by JRF across Jordan’s
governorates.اضافة اعلان
Marking International Women's Day, the PepsiCo Foundation has extended its support of JRF’s Social Enterprises designed to leverage the livelihoods of thousands of Jordanian and refugee women through trainings in vocational skills and workforce readiness.
“Our partnership with the PepsiCo Foundation is a renewal of the company’s belief in JRF’s community empowerment projects designed to enable local communities become self-reliant, productive and entrepreneurial at heart, which in turn is helping us address the socio-economic challenges related to unemployment and labor market needs,” points JRF’s Director General Enaam Barrishi.
Through the grant it is offering, the PepsiCo Foundation will provide the necessary tools and equipment to expand and develop JRF’s social enterprises: Karma Kitchen and Jordan River Designs, both of which were launched to help empower women through culinary arts and handicrafts. This will also help JRF create more than 60 new job opportunities for local community women, enabling them to provide for their families and increasing women participation in the labor market.
“PepsiCo and the PepsiCo Foundation are proud of the partnership with the Jordan River Foundation, supporting women across the Kingdom”, said Wael Ismail, Corporate Affairs Vice President for Africa, Middle East and South Asia. “Guided by our PepsiCo Positive strategy, we are committed to inspire positive change for communities we work in, and we believe that empowering women and strengthening their role as leaders within the workforce is one way we can help pave the way for a brighter future”.
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Marking International Women's Day, the PepsiCo Foundation has extended its support of JRF’s Social Enterprises designed to leverage the livelihoods of thousands of Jordanian and refugee women through trainings in vocational skills and workforce readiness.
“Our partnership with the PepsiCo Foundation is a renewal of the company’s belief in JRF’s community empowerment projects designed to enable local communities become self-reliant, productive and entrepreneurial at heart, which in turn is helping us address the socio-economic challenges related to unemployment and labor market needs,” points JRF’s Director General Enaam Barrishi.
Through the grant it is offering, the PepsiCo Foundation will provide the necessary tools and equipment to expand and develop JRF’s social enterprises: Karma Kitchen and Jordan River Designs, both of which were launched to help empower women through culinary arts and handicrafts. This will also help JRF create more than 60 new job opportunities for local community women, enabling them to provide for their families and increasing women participation in the labor market.
“PepsiCo and the PepsiCo Foundation are proud of the partnership with the Jordan River Foundation, supporting women across the Kingdom”, said Wael Ismail, Corporate Affairs Vice President for Africa, Middle East and South Asia. “Guided by our PepsiCo Positive strategy, we are committed to inspire positive change for communities we work in, and we believe that empowering women and strengthening their role as leaders within the workforce is one way we can help pave the way for a brighter future”.
Disclaimer:
This press release is not produced by Jordan News. We do not bear responsibility for its content. In case you have any questions about this press release, please refer to the contact person/entity mentioned in the body of the text.
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