Livelihoods & Skills
Vocational and enterprise skills linked to real market demand.
Pan-African Presence · 33+ African Countries · 10,000+ Network Members
Our Work
Expanding women's income, assets, agency and economic participation.
Economic empowerment is measured in livelihoods, ownership and decision-making power — not attendance sheets.
Vocational and enterprise skills linked to real market demand.
Financial literacy, banking access and credit readiness pathways.
Support for women's cooperatives, associations and producer groups.
Moving women-led enterprise up agricultural, manufacturing and services value chains.
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We develop women's capacity, influence and participation across business, government, diplomacy, academia, civil society and public leadership.
Helping women-owned businesses start, formalise, scale and reach new markets.
Evidence, dialogue and advocacy that shape better decisions for African women.