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The document discusses an organization called Du'Anyam that empowers women in Indonesia through weaving. It trains women to produce marketable crafts, provides upfront cash payments regularly, and gives them access to corporate and hotel markets. This has increased women's incomes by 40% and savings by 55%. The organization operates in 5 areas of Indonesia and its approach helps solve socioeconomic issues related to maternal and child health through financial security and empowerment for women.
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