The Centre for Human Rights and Climate Change Research is a non-governmental not-for-profit organization located in Nigeria and established on the 15th of December, 2010. The Centre was founded to advance and promote understanding of human rights, climate change, sustainable development, drug policy, international affairs and shape related policies through education, research, policy advocacy and… Read More
Global One is a UK-based Muslim women-led international development NGO created in 2013 under the leadership of Dr Husna Ahmad OBE. Using faith and culture as tools for increasing knowledge and promoting positive behavioural change in communities, Global One also partners locally to create sustainable development solutions in Global Health, Agriculture, Livelihoods and Water, Sanitation… Read More
The International Indigenous Women’s Forum (FIMI) works to bring together Indigenous Women from around the world to promote the recognition and realization of their individual and collective rights and their well-being at all levels. We act as a bridge that generates and mobilizes human and financial resources to promote the initiatives of Indigenous Women at… Read More
The Women’s Earth and Climate Action Network (WECAN) is a climate justice-based organization established to unite women in worldwide movement building for social and ecological justice.
Women in Renewable Energy’s mission is to advance the role and recognition of women and other underrepresented groups in the clean energy sector. We believe that this mission is more critical than ever as we strive for a just energy transition. We are committed to empowering women globally, ensuring they receive the recognition, support, and… Read More
Women for a Change, Cameroon (Wfac)works is anchored around advancing women and girls SRHR through advocacy and trainings, and build resilient feminist movements.
The African Women’s Development and Communications Network is a Pan-African Feminist and membership-based network. We ensure that the voices of African women are amplified, and that our needs and aspirations are prioritized in key policy dialogues and outcomes. FEMNET mobilizes African women towards the achievement of gender equality and the realization of women and girls… Read More
Christian Aid acts as a global movement of people to respond in practical ways to alleviate suffering; to expose and eradicate misuses of power; to provide humanitarian support in crises and emergencies; and to work for sustainable and long-lasting change. We are a faith-based organisation, anchored in thousands of church congregations and a network of… Read More
Akina Mama wa Afrika (AMwA) is an international, Pan-African, non-governmental development organisation for African women with its Head Office in Kampala, Uganda. AMwA was established in 1985 as a small community-based organisation, which sought to create a space for African women to organise autonomously, network with each other, share skills and expertise, identify issues of concern and speak for themselves. Translated from Swahili, our name means and symbolises the principles of sisterhood on which the organisation was based: ‘Solidarity among African Women’.
Their mission is to build feminist leadership and collective power to deconstruct intersectional systems of oppression to advance gender and social justice.
ESCR-Net – International Network for Economic, Social and Cultural Rights connects over 280 NGOs, social movements and advocates across more than 75 countries to build a global movement to make human rights and social justice a reality for all.
Landesa (Rural Development Institute) is an international non-governmental organization that fights poverty and provides opportunity and security for the rural people living in extreme poverty through the power of land rights. The impacts of secure land rights cut across the spectrum of global development and human rights concerns– from health to economic growth, from women’s… Read More
SWAGEN works to create strong grassroots community groups capable of actively participating in, meaningfully contributing to and efficiently tapping the benefits of mainstream national and international development, for equitable and gender sensitive social, economic and environmentally sustainable development that guarantees dignified lives for all.
ENERGIA, hosted by Hivos, seeks new solutions to persistent global issues. ENERGIA works in Africa and Asia with gender and energy networks to build sustainability of energy services and human development opportunities for both women and men. In 2009 ENERGIA co-coordinated an international alliance to include gender considerations and language in the negotiation process towards… Read More
The Centre for 21st Century Issues works to build capacity for sustainable development and poverty reduction by engaging with youth groups, promoting environmental, social and economic justice and peace building, and deepening democratic culture and good governance, including women’s human rights, equity and social justice. The Centre has organized gender and climate change workshops in… Read More