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Economic Empowerment

Women are economically empowered when they have the ability to succeed and advance economically and the power to act on economic decisions. Join us and learn about what economic empowerment entails, how it can be achieved through collaboration, and how to ensure that the gains made are sustainable and able to overcome any future obstacles.

Gender-Responsive Supply Chains

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

Cross-sector Partnerships

Cross-sector partnerships refer to collaborations between women’s rights organisations and private sector entities to jointly advance women’s economic empowerment.

Movement Building

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

Our work actively supports the economic empowerment, rights and justice of all cis, trans, non-binary and other underrepresented groups and communities such as people of colour, LGBTQIA+, refugees, and marginalised workers with or without disabilities.

Win Win Strategies Women Win Playground
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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.