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Women’s Economic Empowerment

Equipping women and youth with vocational skills, micro-grants and financial literacy to build thriving local businesses.

Overview

About This Program

We foster financial independence for women through micro-grants, Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs) and business management training.

When women control their income, whole families benefit, from better nutrition to children staying in school.

Woman selling produce at a local market in South Sudan
Women-led micro-enterprises funded
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Program Focus
What We Do

Core Initiatives

Savings Groups (VSLAs)

Forming Village Savings and Loan Associations.

Micro-Grants

Providing micro-grant capital for female entrepreneurs.

Business Skills

Training in financial literacy, bookkeeping and market access.

Why It Matters

Impact That Lasts

Our programs are designed to reinforce one another, so progress in one area fuels progress in the next.

01

Economic Power Anchors the Family

When mothers gain financial independence through micro-enterprise grants, they reinvest up to 90% of their income in their children’s nutrition and schooling.

02

Education Fuels Economic Growth

Every additional year a child spends in school can increase future earnings by 10% to 20%.

Get Involved

Help Us Expand Economic Empowerment

Your support helps us reach more communities across South Sudan with programs that last.

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