
SDG 5 · Women's Economic Empowerment
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Focusing on Women's Economic Empowerment
246 projects
PERKUMPULAN ORGANISASI HARAPAN NUSANTARA (OHANA)
To implement our organizational strategies, OHANA requires a warehouse, workshop and office to support sustainability and resilience of our adaptive wheelchair services and training for wheelchair technicians and managers.
Social Health Growth Ltd
Create a platform for professional women to give back to the communities
Nepal Disabled Women Association
This project is a movement to center the most excluded voices in Nepal's climate action, building a scalable, rights-based model for gender-just, disability-inclusive climate resilience and green economy participation that can transform lives and policies
Environment Conservation Society (SwitchON Foundation)
Kheyti Inc
Kheyti’s Greenhouse-in-a-Box is a low-cost, modular greenhouse solution that helps India’s smallholders adapt to climate change. It reduces water and pesticide use, stabilizes yields, and increases incomes, enabling resilient and sustainable livelihoods
iDE (International Development Enterprises)
Support Her Enterprise (SHE) is iDE’s in-house entrepreneurial support program. SHE has already supported 2,444 women entrepreneurs in Cambodia in a range of sectors over the last 10 years.
Institute of Research Application of Technology
Empowering 2,000 poor women, ethnic minority and disabled women in Vietnam through sustainable livelihoods by developing natural fiber products rooted in local culture, boosting incomes, skills, and climate resilience.

Huong Xuan Cooperative
Develop 20 hectares of sustainable Chap Lao cultivation, create jobs for 70 local workers, increase household incomes, and conserve indigenous medicinal plant resources.
GSMA Mobile for Development Foundation Inc
Create tailored enterprise training models for female micro entrepreneurs
Humanitarian Organization for Migrant Economics
HOME runs a shelter for women migrant domestic workers in distress, with access free food and lodging, as well as casework assistance and legal support, financial and medical assistance, counselling services and emotional support.

SABAH (SAARC Business Association of Home-Based Workers)
Empowering 200+ Nepali women home-based workers by transforming Trade Facilitation Centers into specialized entrepreneurial hubs under the “One CFC, One Product” model to enhance livelihoods, product quality, and market access.
Yayasan Mercy Corps Indonesia