
SDG 5 · Women's Economic Empowerment
Browse 280+ Impact Organisations and Impact Projects advancing SDG 5: Gender Equality across Asia on ImpactCollab.
Focusing on Women's Economic Empowerment
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Indonesia
a. To promote a political transformation rooted in a people’s movement based on gender justice. b. To promote and ensure the fulfillment of economic, social, and cultural rights that must be upheld. c. To strengthen the enforcement and protection of civil and political rights in support of efforts to promote and uphold those rights.

United States
Philippines
Mission: To create a movement that transforms the way smart cities and communities are planned and developed, especially in developing countries, by building a culture of openness, data literacy, and interoperability. Vision: A future that is fair, free, open, and smart, where citizens are at the heart of smart city development, and technology serves as a tool for equitable and democratic progress.
Indonesia
Generation Girl equips young women with hard and soft skills to become future leaders in STEM fields. Our key programs teach five foundational skills: Problem Solving, Critical Thinking, Confidence, Communication, and Compassion.

India
Our Vision: Safer spaces for all, especially women and girls, so that they can explore and achieve their potential. Our Mission: We are making the world a safer place for all, especially women & girls by preventing gender-based violence through data-backed, collective action from individuals, communities, and institutions.
India
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WomenLift Health is empowering women working in global health to use their expertise, power, and skills to improve health and gender equity around the globe. Established in 2019, WomenLift Health aims to advance systemic change in health leadership at individual, institutional, and societal levels.
India
Vision: A vibrant ecosystem where every young person is empowered to realize their fullest potential and co-create an inclusive and sustainable world
India
We endeavour to solve at scale the overarching societal issues of classroom hunger and malnutrition in the country. It is our firm belief that investing in child nutrition and education is one of the most effective entry points for human development. Driven by this belief, we strive to provide children with hot, nutritious and tasty meals every school day as an incentive to come to school. Thus, the vision – ‘No child in India shall be deprived of education because of hunger.’ Currently, we serve over 2.35 million children studying in 25,768 government schools 78 locations in 16 states and…
GMF AssessedIndia
Vision: Everyday Wellbeing For Everyone. We envision a world where everyone, especially the most vulnerable, can overcome barriers to well-being. By addressing socioeconomic and cultural inequalities, we aim to create inclusive health systems that prioritize the needs of all individuals and communities. Mission: 100 Million Healthy Days Our goal is to achieve 1 billion "healthy" days for vulnerable populations by 2030. Defined as days where individuals can engage in self-care, productivity, and happiness despite health challenges, these healthy days signify resilience and well-being.

India
Mission Enabling the poor, especially women, to create a world without poverty and hunger. Vision A world free of hunger