You will find three main areas of

work linked to our core activities

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Championing innovative funding strategies that channel resources to local human / gender rights activists, organisations and movements.

Innovating Philanthropy

Advancing the playing field that empowers adolescent girls, young women and non-binary people through sport and play.

Gender Equity Through Sport
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Building bridges to advance girls’, women’s, and non-binary people’s economic resilience through impactful partnerships and holistic approaches.

Economic Empowerment
our approach

to learning

Knowledge is power. But only if it is shared. At Women Win, we learn and play every day and encourage others to join our learning playground.  The Learning Playground is the place where all our learnings are open-sourced. We hope it starts debates, sparks ideas, and kick-starts action. We organise our learning in 3 steps: Explore, Dive-in, and Experience.

Explore Find information about what's the topic and why is it needed.
Dive-in Toolkits, guidelines and online courses to help you address the topic whithin your own work.
Experience Case studies, real stories and impact numbers to learn how the tools have helped other organisations.
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tools

Gender Inclusion

In sports, girls, women and non-binary people face systemic gender barriers at all levels, both on and off the pitch

Innovative Funding Strategies

Innovative funding strategies is looking at new and unique ways of funding projects, activists and ideas.

Gender-Responsive Supply Chains

Global supply chains need to be gender-responsive to ensure the rights of women and other marginalised groups are respected.

Movement Building

Movement Building refers to knowledge creation and innovation in the specific areas that lead to women’s economic empowerment.

Democratising Philanthropy

Democratising Philanthropy is about focusing on reallocating and redistributing power over decision making and resources.

Seed Grant Programme Design

A seed grant programme refers to a small sum of money and/or resources that are granted with the intention to support the implementation of a project or activity and also often combines some sort of accompaniment.

Strenghtening grassroot movements

Movement and network building is looking at strengthening the feminist, gender and human rights movements by building capacity in grass roots organisations.

Mental Wellbeing

Mental well being refers to a state in which an individual realizes their own abilities to cope with the daily stressors of life. It includes emotional, psychological and social well being.