
SDG 5 · Women's Economic Empowerment
Browse 260+ Impact Organisations and Impact Projects advancing SDG 5: Gender Equality across Asia on ImpactCollab.
Focusing on Women's Economic Empowerment
263 organisations
India
Vision : A friendly and responsive community where children and adolescents achieve their full potential. Mission: To ensure that children and adolescents achieve their rights to health, nutrition, education , protection and participation by making duty bearers and communities responsive to their well-being
India
Vision: Empower communities to lead a life of quality, health and well-being. Mission: Reduce health inequities through evidence-driven approaches.
GMF AssessedIndia
Vision: Empowering people through retail and customer sevice. Mission: We are committed to upgrading the lives of people by building pride and respect. We will be thought leaders and catalysts who create impact through sustainable solutions for inclusion and development (growth).
Indonesia
We promote environmental conservation with sustainable benefits for the whole community throughout Sumatra

United Arab Emirates
RAMA Impact supports early stage women-owned social enterprises operating in underserved communities in Middle East & Africa through enabling finance (collateral free & interest free loans with tailored repayment terms) along with non-financial services (technical assistance, mentorship programs and wellbeing programs). Our goal is to help these enterprises become impact investor-ready. This type of funding is largely absent in the region, which results in 91% of social enterprises exiting the market within 4-6 years. We are committed to bridging this gap to enhance the social and environmental impact that women can have in their communities while ensuring these enterprises are…
GMF AssessedThailand
Vision "A Civil Society, with improved quality of life, rights and equality. Where people determine their own destinies and development is sustainable." Mission " Strengthen the capacity of poor and disadvantaged communities to analyze root causes of problems, determine suitable solutions and actively participate in development activities"
GMF AssessedSingapore
Vision To helping parents and disadvantaged families raise children into healthy and contributing members of society. Mission Social - To understand social inclusion and emphasizes the significance of social belongingness. Health - To supports and promote the physical and emotional health. Growth - To provide financial literacy services.

India
Our Mission To build a nation-wide movement of 10 million first-mile changemakers called Solve Ninjas by 2030, redefining climate and civic leadership through impactful hyper-local actions

Indonesia
Hacktiv8 aims to bridge the digital skills gap that can help tackle unemployment issues by making job-ready training accessible. Through relevant training methodologies and innovative financing models, Hacktiv8 streamlines successful careers that improve the quality of life for people in Indonesia.

France
Médecins du Monde-France (MdM) is a medical international humanitarian organization created in 1980 that is recognized of public interest. It is one of the most important NGOs in France, with 64 international projects in 29 countries and 48 domestic programs in 2023. Drawing on its medical expertise, MDM’s mandate is to provide medical care and make effective the right to health to the most vulnerable populations affected by armed conflicts, natural disasters, famines, epidemics or simply situations of poverty, gender inequality and social exclusion. Originally established in France, it has now extended to the International Network of Médecins du Monde…

India
OUR VISION We imagine a world where people value and care for nature to thrive across generations OUR MISSION Our mission is to co-create evidence-based models and strategies through partnerships and stewardship to conserve biodiversity and sustainably manage natural resources for a transformative change that ensures functional ecosystems and resilient communities.
GMF AssessedIndia
SEWA’s mission is to work with women workers in the informal economy to ensure the following: Full employment which means work that provides economic security, food security and social security. Self-reliance which aims to support women towards being autonomous and self-reliant both economically and in terms of their decision-making ability. Self-reliance is the basis of sustainability that is essential at the individual basis and also for SEWA’s women’s collectives, organizations, and cooperatives.