Paulownia Women
We are mostly single-parent families, and have been surviving on social benefits. We are 25 â 50 years of age, and represent…
About Romania
Romania has been chosen as the founding country for this Paulownia plantation project and we are very proud of this. We intend to make…
Agriculture and Forestry
The soil here in Romania is particularly good, and being near the Danube delta, it is very fertile. Actually, this part of…

Our Project
There are two parts to our project. We aim to
- support more Romanian women in need by providing meaningful work in rural areas
- meet a global market need for responsibly produced hardwood (Paulownia)
Why Women Matter
We live in a patriarchal society today, which has resulted for one thing, in there being more work for men than for women. We can change this, and we represent a huge, untapped workforce worldwide. Our project is about the empowerment of women.
While we are here to experience life within the system, we feel we have much to contribute. The matrix in which we live was set up many centuries ago to control women, perhaps because we were recognised as the more powerful gender. We give life and create! Most religions were invented to control people, and in particular, to relegate women to second-class status. When people come to their senses, this will change, and the female will prevail (remember that Gaia is female too, and has been suffering a long time, without much complaint before now).

Testimonials
Congratulations to the women of Romania and to Milda! This is truly inspirational: in one project, you address the needs of unemployed women, the environment and the legitimate hardwood industry.
Ingrid Abildgaard
Bravo to Milda, goddess of love and freedom! This project will bring the freedom to women that they deserve, and help restore local rural communities in Romania.
Julia Stevens
It is great to have a realistic investment opportunity that is secure as well as responsible â I think all people of conscience can struggle to reconcile commercial with sustainable and responsible, but this project really hits all the marks.
David Jenkin