What happens when women lead? 🧕 In Al Maafer District, Taiz Governorate, #Yemen, four extraordinary women—Hayah, Najah, Wahidah, and Rawda—have supported their community to thrive. With support from #EUinYemen and The Embassy of Sweden Amman – Regional Development Cooperation in the Middle East and North Africa, through #ERRYJP3, with Social Fund for Development, they led a solar-powered water project that: 💧 Provides clean water to 3,500+ households ✔Saves millions of Yemeni Rials in monthly fuel costs 👩🎓 Allows girls to focus on attending school When women lead, communities thrive. Read their inspiring story here: https://go.undp.org/J5L #16Days 🧡 #WomenEmpowerment
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Today, Tag A Life International convened a regional meeting for Adolescent Girls and Young Women Africa (AGYW Africa), bringing together participants from across the continent, including representatives from Zimbabwe, South Africa, Nigeria, Cameroon, Eswatini, Mozambique, Rwanda, Zambia, Uganda, and The Gambia. The primary objective was to harness a collective voice and make impactful contributions to the global agenda ahead of the Summit of the Future. As AGYW in Africa continue to navigate unique challenges such as gender-based violence, harmful social norms, and limited access to resources, it is imperative that we prioritize increased investment in addressing these issues. Specifically, the Pact of the Future must clearly articulate and resource these commitments in tangible terms. #AGYWAfrica #YouthEmpowerment #SummitOfTheFuture #PactOfTheFuture African Women's Development Fund (AWDF) Women's Coalition of Zimbabwe
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🌟 Celebrating a Year of Impact: The Chagai Foundation's Annual Report 2023 🌟 Dear Supporters and Partners, We're thrilled to unveil the transformative journey and accomplishments of The Chagai Foundation (TCF) throughout 2023. Together, we've achieved remarkable milestones and completed projects leaving a lasting positive impact on the communities we serve. Here are some key highlights: TCF Scholarship Program: Supported 104 individuals with financial aid and psychosocial support, providing essential school supplies to 250 students. Menstrual Hygiene Workshops: Empowered over 1800 schoolgirls with vital knowledge for their well-being and future. Creators of Peace Circles: Initiated four circles, fostering dialogue and understanding within our communities. Emergency Response Project: Launched for refugees and returnees, reaching 34,000 beneficiaries from the Sudan crisis. Needs Assessments Conducted: Ensuring accountability to affected communities in Renk and Mangala County. Celebrations and Advocacy: Actively participated in International Women's Day, the International Day of the Girl Child, and the 16 Days of Activism, fostering positive change. As a women-led national NGO, we take immense pride in empowering every young girl in South Sudan. Your unwavering dedication has driven our success, positively impacting over 15,000 individuals in challenging conditions. Looking ahead, we're focused on our ambitious strategic plan for 2022-2026 and the reformation of our Board of Directors, ensuring we're well-equipped to face challenges and opportunities. Together, let's inspire change and witness the transformation of dreams into vision for many young girls. Read the full report here. Read the report here https://lnkd.in/dVxTxTq5 #TCFAnnualReport #Impact2023 #Empowerment #CommunityDevelopment #SouthSudan
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DYK that #ClimateChange disproportionately affects women? In places like #Liberia, women rely heavily on natural resources for their livelihoods, yet they often have fewer resources to respond to natural hazards. Discover how UNDP is advancing #GenderEquality in Liberia, Gambia & Nigeria: 👉🏾https://ow.ly/k4pU50Suu9G
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