
SDG 5 · Women's Economic Empowerment
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Focusing on Women's Economic Empowerment
29 projects
Mahita
The project enhances education, economic opportunities, and water resources in Telangana, empowering women, farmers, and students while addressing sustainability and long-term community development.
Raks Thai Foundation
Inspiring women in remote areas to rise, lead, and thrive through skills, income, and self-reliance.
TalentTrust Limited
The Accelerator Programme is our flagship initiative, specifically designed for nonprofits in their growth stage, aiming to propel them into their next phase of development.
SEWA Bharat (Self Employed Women’s Association Bharat)
focuses upon building employability skills to bridge the nation’s employability gap. We are proposing a skill development initiative targeting 1,000 young girls (between the age of 18-29 years) to enhance employability opportunities through skill training
TRRAIN - TRUST FOR RETAILERS AND RETAIL ASSOCIATES OF INDIA
Empowering young women from marginalized communities through Skill training and job placement in the retail and allied sectors, promoting gender equality and economic inclusion.
Association of Women for Action and Research
Sexual Assault Care Centre provides trauma-informed support for survivors through first response, case management, legal clinic, befriending and counselling. We support 700 survivors annually and expands access to survivor-centric, gender-sensitive care.
Sustainable Environment and Ecological Development Society (SEED)
Livelihood, Women
Child Survival India
This program aims to enhance Menstrual health and hygiene awareness and practices among adolescent girls, women, and the broader community and to develop menstrual hygiene friendly school toilets n two districts of Rajasthan.
Educate Girls | Foundation to Educate Girls Globally
Millions of girls in rural and tribal India face barriers to education, such as poverty and patriarchy, risking early marriage, exploitation, and intergenerational poverty. Educate Girls is breaking these barriers by mobilizing communities and partnering
Kenan Foundation Asia
SEWA Bharat (Self Employed Women’s Association Bharat)
SEWA Bharat runs community-based childcare centers, enabling women to pursue employment while ensuring quality early childhood care for their children. The project provides safe and affordable childcare solutions, benefiting working mothers and caregivers
Anh Duong Community Development and Support Center
“The scholarship program supports 1200 disadvantaged students in rural Can Tho (former Hau Giang) with financial aid to prevent dropout, strengthen family–school cooperation, and ensure children continue their education for a brighter future.”