Coca-Cola Foundation and CARE Pakistan complete Home Chefs Project
Most outlets reported the completion of the Home Chefs Project, a two-year initiative by CARE Pakistan and the Coca-Cola Foundation that trained over 8,000 entrepreneurs across eight cities. The Nation and Business Recorder both highlighted the event’s timing on International Chefs Day, while Minute Mirror focused more narrowly on the training figures and partnership.
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CARE Pak, Coca-Cola Foundation conclude Home Chefs Project
LAHORE - On International Chefs Day, The Coca-Cola Foundation and CARE Pakistan marked the successful completion of the Home Chefs Project, a two-year initiative that trained over 8,000 entrepreneurs across eight cities in Pakistan, out of which nearly 7,200 are women.
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Home chefs project trains over 8,000 entrepreneurs...
A two-year initiative by CARE Pakistan, funded by The Coca-Cola Foundation, has trained over 8,000 home chefs in eight Pakistani cities,....
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Home Chefs Project: Coca-Cola Foundation, CARE Pakistan mark completion
ISLAMABAD: On International Chefs Day, The Coca-Cola Foundation and CARE Pakistan Wednesday marked the successful completion of the Home Chefs Project, a two-year initiative that trained over 8,000 entrepreneurs across eight cities in Pakistan, out of which nearly 7,200 are women. Implemented by CARE Pakistan with funding from The Coca-Cola Foundation, the project was designed to help aspiring ...
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