Proudly empowering

Amplifying girls’ and women’s voices

so they can
fully exercise their rights

Women Win endeavors to continuously push boundaries when it comes to collaborations and strategies so that funding for girls’ and women’s rights is responsive to the real needs of women and girls on the ground and that of their communities. We recognise and value innovation when tackling the barriers that prevent women and girls to live happy and empowered lives. Organisations around the world have been creative and resilient – just like our funding mechanisms and initiatives. Through our sister brands, Women Win provides organisations with the resources they need to amplify girls’ and women’s voices so they can fully exercise their rights.

Win-Win Strategies

Connects the power of business with the deep assets of women’s funds and organisations.

Through Win-Win Strategies, Women Win works to catalyse a transformative, cross-sectoral approach to sustained women’s economic resilience. We leverage the expertise and resources of women’s funds/organisations, companies and other multi-sectoral partners to strengthen investment in women’s economic resilience strategies and programmes.

Ignita

Igniting collective action through collaboration, innovation, and trust. 

Through Ignita, Women Win strives to bring facilitate new opportunities for change-makers around the world to create new possibilities for progress. Our goal is to create a more responsive and democratic ecosystem that can better meet the needs of women and human rights defenders everywhere.

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GRLS

Advances the playing field that empowers adolescent girls and young women through sport and play.

GRLS leverages the power of sports and play to strengthen leadership skills of adolescent girls and young women so they can become better equipped to exercise their rights.

This is possible thanks to collaborations with a wide variety of grassroots women’s organisations, corporations, development organisations, sports bodies and government agencies. As we grow, we continue to develop new tools and ways to promote sport as a strategy to empower adolescent girls and young women, including open source guidelines and grassroot approaches. We learn, document, and share the impact of gender-sensitive sport programmes with a clear women’s rights approach.