Socio-economic empowerment

Everlyne represents economic empowerment through entrepreneurship as she is generating income and developing business skills as she is achieving financial independence for herself

Gender equality is critical for all countries' and societies' prosperity and long-term growth, ensuring that no one is left behind. Gender equality and women's empowerment are highlighted in Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 5 of the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, which aims to achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls by 2030.

We have committed ourselves to the objective of women's economic empowerment in collaboration with other organizations. We recognize that empowering women economically is a win-win situation that benefits not only women but society as a whole. It helps women attain their rights and well-being while also lowering household poverty, enhancing economic development and production, and improving efficiency.

A joyful moment of young women celebrating their graduation after successfully completing financial literacy training.

We want to help young women under the age of 35 in the community to develop the skills they need to succeed and advance economically. Women require market-ready skills and resources, as well as fair and equitable access to economic institutions. To be in a position of power and authority. Women must be able to make and act on decisions, as well as control resources and earnings, in order to benefit from economic activity.

We have been able to offer seed grants to young women in businesses with initial funding to help them launch and grow their business ideas. These grants are designed to support entrepreneurs in the early stages by offering financial assistance to cover startup costs, product development, marketing, or other business needs. Seed grants aim to empower women to pursue their entrepreneurial goals, build sustainable businesses, and contribute to economic growth