Will support women to fulfill their potential: Bill Gates on initiative for women by Nita Ambani
Updated:2 years, 11 months ago
Updated:2 years, 11 months ago
Mumbai, August 28 (ANI): Talking about the special initiative launched by Reliance Foundation Founder and Chairperson Nita Ambani in partnership with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Microsoft C0-Founder Bill Gates said that over the next three years, the initiative will support 1 million women to fulfill their potential through self-help groups. "The Gates Foundation has worked in India for more than two decades now, and every time I visit the country, I'm excited about the progress being made on critical health and development challenges. Despite resource constraints, India eradicated polio, India reduced poverty, HIV transmission and infant mortality. India's increased access to sanitation and financial services. So I'm very impressed not only by India's innovation in science and technology but also by the focus on delivering those innovations to those who need them most. I'm delighted that Reliance is collaborating with our foundation and my climate organization Breakthrough Energy, on some of the world's toughest challenges addressing climate change, helping unlock economic power for women, and improving health outcomes for the poor...Over the next three years, we'll support 1 million women to fulfill their potential through self-help groups," said Bill Gates.
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