SDG 5 · Women's Economic Empowerment
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SDG 5: Gender Equality
Focusing on Women's Economic Empowerment
SDG 5 · Women's Economic Empowerment
Browse 210+ Impact Organisations and Impact Projects advancing SDG 5: Gender Equality across Asia on ImpactCollab.
Focusing on Women's Economic Empowerment
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Indonesia
a. To promote a political transformation rooted in a people’s movement based on gender justice. b. To promote and ensure the fulfillment of economic, social, and cultural rights that must be upheld. c. To strengthen the enforcement and protection of civil and political rights in support of efforts to promote and uphold those rights.
Indonesia
Vision: The realization of empowered Indonesian youth towards a healthy generation with recognition and respect for human rights, justice and equality, and inclusiveness. Missions: - Contribute to providing access to youth-friendly information and education with the principle of non-violence. - Build empowering and sustainable partnerships - Create safe spaces and support active participation and leadership of young people - Becoming a reference center for data and information related to strategic issues of young people in Indonesia - Become an intermediary and catalyst between the government and strategic partners
Indonesia
Vision: A world where every woman, especially every mother, is able to make well-informed decisions to shape her own future and empower her surroundings. Mission: Empowering women, especially mothers, by fostering literacy and critical thinking skills through supportive community networks.
Indonesia
Helping youth turn learning into livelihoods through behavioural science and technology.
Indonesia
Vision Instituta Hak Asasi Perempuan (IHAP) or Institute for Women’s Human Rights is a non-government organization, that aimed to ensuring the realization of democratic society which respect to women’s human rights and gender equality. Mission A long-term goal that underlies all work and organizational policies, which are implemented through the strategy as follow: 1). to increase awareness, behavior and public control particularly women’s participation towards the realization of women’s human rights through public education and community development; and 2). to support policy change and government’s practice to be more gender responsive.
Indonesia
Towards empowered communities in underprivileged urban areas through maximising local potential.
Indonesia
Vision “To cultivate a self-reliant and empowered community founded on the principles of human rights.” Mission To promote and facilitate meaningful community participation in enhancing access to health services and the fulfillment of welfare rights, while integrating environmental stewardship into all organizational activities. To educate and empower community members regarding health rights and environmental responsibility, and to advocate for evidence-based and inclusive policy reform. To provide support for sustainable economic initiatives aimed at strengthening community independence and overall well-being. To expand access to technology and information, and to promote social inclusion in order to reduce stigma and discrimination faced by…
Indonesia
Vision: We seek a world of hope, inclusion and social justice, where poverty has been overcome and all people live in dignity and security. Mission: A humanitarian and development actor that aims to build people’s resilience by fighting poverty and create social justice
Indonesia
Becoming a Center of Excellence for Just Social Transformation
Indonesia
Generation Girl equips young women with hard and soft skills to become future leaders in STEM fields. Our key programs teach five foundational skills: Problem Solving, Critical Thinking, Confidence, Communication, and Compassion.
Indonesia
Markoding (Yayasan Daya Kreasi Anak Bangsa) is a non profit organization with a mission to transform underprivileged youth in Indonesia into a generation of innovators by equipping them with 21st-century skills (since 2017). With a projected shortage of nine million digital talents in 2030, we aim to provide accessible education to increase employability and tackle youth unemployment. Markoding has trained 45,000+ students and 1,465 teachers from 7,608 educational institutions and communities across 38 provinces in Indonesia.
Indonesia
Realizing a sovereign and dignified civil society, politically strong, economically independent, and characterized by local culture based on gender justice and ecological justice.