Grants and Contributions

Strengthening the capacities of women in Canzenga (Luanda) and Lobito (Benguela) municipalities through training programs and financial support, for the creation, sustainability and success of their own businesses.

To prevent gender based violence and mitigate mental health problems in Eswatini through an empowerment self defense program for adolescents in school.

Project to provide emergency support for flood victims in communes I, II, V and VI in the District of Bamako.

Generational dialogues: empowering gender equality through video podcasting in Iraq.

Strengthening gender responsive budgeting in local governance, a pilot project with Ubon Ratchathani Municipality.

Strengthening migrant women in the Mae Sot area to break the cycle of gender-based violence by providing an economic empowerment initiative aimed at enabling women to become financially independent, regain autonomy, and build a life free from violence.

This project aims to reduce poverty by strengthening economic rights of women and young girls in Cameroon. It is part of the 2021-2026 Five-Year Plan developed by the local partner Afrique Future Cameroun, which emphasizes rights and income-generating activities. This will allow women to provide answers to the real needs of their living environment.

The activities of this project include: 1) supporting the five-year plan through a component focused on the financial autonomy of women and young girls. This autonomy must be achieved through individual and collective production, the development of markets for commercialization and a rights based component. These concern, in particular, their rights to physical health, land rights and the right to literacy and numeracy; 2) reach directly, 565 women and young girls, 100 leaders among men and young men and about twenty men who are traditional authorities. It also intends to reach 30 men and 20 women representatives of state structures and indirectly family members and populations of 19 localities of at least 3,000 people.

The project aims to provide technical support to the new Haitian interim government and the Conseil Présidentiel de Transition (CPT) for the duration of their 20-month mandate. The project will target the following actions: 1) assist the interim government in establishing its structures and operations (technical expertise and capacity building); 2) support the government in identifying and prioritizing urgent challenges (security, economy, social services) and developing a realistic and measurable action plan; and 3) put in place transparent and accountable governance practices. The project will also offer specific support to women in leadership positions.

Supporting youth to lead electoral reform advocacy efforts in Nigeria.

Empowering religious and ethnic minority (REM) women in Iraq: holistic solutions for sustainable income generation.