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246 projects

Development of an Organic Jiaogulan Tea Value Chain

Tan Lac Son Cooperative

The project seeks to increase local incomes while reducing pressure on natural forests by transitioning from wild harvesting to sustainable organic cultivation.

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BUILD Program, From Strengthening Institutions to Building Ecosystems of Change

Perkumpulan Gemawan

The program deepened the organisation internal transformation, to expanded the partnership, and sustained meaningful impacts for women, youth and IPLC across Kalimantan. It's also supported civil society organization ad community-based organisation

SDG 5SDG 1SDG 2
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Women Warriors Against Climate Change

Women Welfare Foundation

This project targets rural women, specifically those in the Madhuwan Municipality in the Bardiya District of Nepal, who are particularly susceptible to climate disasters every year. With this project, we aim to help women in this region become aware.

SDG 5SDG 10SDG 13

Women's health in the Philippines

Médecins du Monde France

MdM supports vulnerable women and girls with healthcare and rights education, providing reproductive health and gender-based violence prevention workshops, training local caregivers, supplying clinics and mobile teams, and building community capacity.

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Leveraging technology to improve maternal health outcomes in India

ARMMAN

SDG 5SDG 3
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Study Steps Tutoring and Life Skills Training Program (Study Steps Program)

Children of Vietnam

The program supports 250–350 high-risk students with tutoring, scholarships, supplies, and life skills. Another 750–1,050 benefit from school-wide workshops on mental well-being, leadership, and communication, creating a more inclusive school environment.

SDG 5SDG 3SDG 4

Social and Economic Empowerment of Dalit and Marginalized Women

Dalit Women Network Kirtipur (DWN)

Empower Dalit and marginalized women in Gorkha and Kathmandu, Nepal, to combat caste and gender discrimination, strengthen human rights and access to justice, and promote micro-enterprises to improve livelihoods.

SDG 5SDG 8SDG 16
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Tada! Presenting The 3E Grassroots Mobile School

Point of View

Tada! Presenting The 3E Grassroots Mobile School is an educational initiative building foundational digital literacy for women, girls and gender minorities to become a digitally empowered subject - confident and skilled for digital work and life.

SDG 5SDG 4SDG 10
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Bukae: Empowering women survivors of conflict in Timor-Leste

Yayasan Asia Justice and Rights

Conflicts have lasting economic impacts, especially on women. This project assists survivors, with the aim of empowering them to participate fully in society. To date, we have reached 455 survivors, all women or children born of sexual violence in war.

SDG 5SDG 1
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Empowering Women in Coastal Communities, Restoring Mangroves

Yayasan CARE Peduli

This project are not only planting the mangrove, but also empower local women and community, improve their economic situation and prepare them to become the mangrove warriors at local level, addressing the climate x gender intersection.

SDG 5SDG 1SDG 13
VN

Sustainable Agri-Livelihood for Low-Emission Rice Farming in the Mekong Delta

Nam Bo Agriculture College

Sustainable-Agri-Livelihood trains Mekong Delta rice farmers—especially women—in low-emission, high-quality rice farming to improve livelihoods, climate resilience, food safety, and rural health

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EMPOWERING VULNERABLE YOUTH THROUGH REGENERATIVE FARMING

Yayasan Karang Widya

The Learning Farm, founded in 2005, empowers vulnerable Indonesian youth (17–24) through a 5-month regenerative farming residential program. With 1500 graduates, we equip 45 youth per batch from across Indonesia to become skilled, resilient farmer.

SDG 5SDG 1SDG 2
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