Granted for leadership in advancing health care for women around the world and dedication to empowering women and furthering their reproductive rights to improve their health* Pedro Joaquin Chamorro Award, highest honour by نيكاراگوا’s Parliament or President, March 2003* Medal and Key to the City of ماناگوا، نيكاراگوا, given by the Mayor of the City of Santiago of Managua, for notable work on behalf of peace and development and her very important work to help extremely poor populations, March 2003* درجة دكتوراه القانون، كلية ميلز، اوكلاند، كاليفورنيا، for commitment to serving people in developing countries to achieve basic education, health and economic opportunities, May 2002* Global Philanthropy Forum: Borderless Giving, in recognition of her contribution to the Forum, March 2002* George P. Younger Award by the Committee of Religious Non-Governmental Organizations at the United Nations, for courage in bringing culture and religion into United Nations dialogue, May 2002* Award from the Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, جامعة نيويورك, for outstanding commitment to global public service, July 2001.
Granted for leadership in advancing health care for women around the world and dedication to empowering women and furthering their reproductive rights to improve their health*Pedro Joaquin Chamorro Award, highest honour by Nicaragua’s Parliament or President, March 2003*Medal and Key to the City of Managua, Nicaragua, given by the Mayor of the City of Santiago of Managua, for notable work on behalf of peace and development and her very important work to help extremely poor populations, March 2003*Doctor of Laws degree, Mills College, Oakland, California, for commitment to serving people in developing countries to achieve basic education, health and economic opportunities, May 2002*Global Philanthropy Forum: Borderless Giving, in recognition of her contribution to the Forum, March 2002*George P. Younger Award by the Committee of Religious Non-Governmental Organizations at the United Nations, for courage in bringing culture and religion into United Nations dialogue, May 2002*Award from the Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, New York University, for outstanding commitment to global public service, July 2001.