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Ecuador
Asociación Mujeres con Éxito
Asociación Mujeres con Éxito offers a unique combination of practical training and financial support to help women survivors of gender-based violence build economic autonomy. This program, developed by and for women and survivors, integrates job training, social entrepreneurship, leadership development, and networks of solidarity to transform the lives of participants and their communities.
Burundi, Rwanda
Association des Mamans Célibataires pour la paix et le développement (AMC)
AMC supports young women, particularly single mothers and refugees, to achieve financial independence and psychosocial well-being. Through small business training, start-up loans, financial education, and advocacy for land rights, they help survivors gain economic security while working to transform discriminatory laws and practices so that survivors and their children can achieve long-term economic stability.
Mauritania
Association Mauritanienne pour l’Aide aux Enfants Pauvres (AMAEP)
The Association Mauritanienne pour l’Aide aux Enfants Pauvres (AMAEP) works to end gender-based violence and promote gender equality at all levels of society. They support the economic and educational needs of women and children facing extreme economic deprivation, recognizing that women’s economic autonomy is essential to breaking cycles of violence, fostering child well-being, and eradicating poverty.
Bangladesh
Badabon Sangho
Badabon Sangho builds a feminist, rights-based movement with survivors to challenge structures that deny women’s rights and autonomy. They equip women facing severe violence and discrimination to organize collective action, access legal support, and build economic security through agricultural training, grassroots organizing, and advocacy for land and financial rights.
Mexico
Centro de Apoyo a Identidades Trans (CAIT)
Founded by trans women, the Centro de Apoyo a Identidades Trans (CAIT) creates opportunities for trans women survivors of gender-based violence to regain their economic autonomy, develop support networks, and transform the social structures that perpetuate violence and exclusion. Through innovative job inclusion programs, emergency funds, and community networks, CAIT promotes economic integration and access to fundamental rights for all trans people.
Colombia
Corporación Sisma Mujer
Adopting a feminist and intersectional approach, Corporación Sisma Mujer fosters the economic autonomy of women survivors of intimate partner violence through income-generating projects. Their programs combine psycho-legal support with leadership and self-care tools, enabling survivors to achieve sustainable economic independence, build networks of trust, and become leaders within their communities.
Pakistan
Da Hawwa Lur
Da Hawwa Lur envisions a world where survivors have control over their own lives and equal access to education, employment, justice, financial resources, and comprehensive services. Advocating for the rights of women and transgender individuals, the organization strengthens survivors’ capacity as agents of social change through psycho-legal services, policy advocacy to improve conditions for workers, and innovative digital skill development that equips survivors to grow their home-based businesses through product enhancement, refined marketing, and direct online sales that maximize profits.
Haiti
Femme en Action Contre la Stigmatisation et la Discrimination Sexuelle (FACSDIS)
Femme en Action Contre la Stigmatisation et la Discrimination Sexuelle (FACSDIS) aspires for the autonomy and freedom of survivors, especially lesbian, bisexual, and transgender (LBT) women and sex workers, by providing health, psychosocial, and legal support. The organization supports the economic survival and holistic well-being of survivors in a context of protracted political and economic crisis and gender-based discrimination.
Kenya
Foundation for Lesbian, Bisexual, Queer, and Gender Non-Conforming Refugees (FLBQR)
Foundation for Lesbian, Bisexual, Queer, and Gender Non-Conforming Refugees (FLBQR) advocates for the rights of queer and gender diverse refugees and asylum seekers. Their holistic approach provides emergency shelter and relief alongside vocational training, legal support, and psycho-social support to help survivors heal, regain autonomy, and build financial independence.
Mexico
Las Panas Cohesión Cocción
Las Panas Cohesión Cocción transforms survivors’ lives through an innovative model that blends artisanal baking training with therapeutic support and access to safer workplaces. By creating safe spaces in kitchen settings, the organization helps survivors develop practical skills, build emotional resilience, and understand their workplace rights—creating pathways to economic independence in safer, more supportive work environments.
Thailand
MAP Foundation
MAP Foundation advances the rights of migrant women workers from Myanmar. Their Women’s Exchange Program strengthens labor protections, access to services, and safety while addressing gender-based violence and economic insecurity. Through dedicated women-only spaces, the program provides peer support, skill-building, leadership development, advocacy, and crisis response—fostering long-term stability for survivors and cultivating stronger and more resilient migrant community networks.
Guatemala
Mujeres con Valor Construyendo un Futuro Mejor (MUVACOFUM)
MUVACOFUM supports women workers in textile, agribusiness, domestic work, and the informal economy to access their rights and build economic independence through a combination of policy advocacy and survivor-driven legal action. Working at the intersection of gender-based violence and labor, they provide comprehensive legal support to GBV survivors, helping them file labor violation claims, secure child support, and establish economic security.
Nicaragua
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This organization promotes gender equality and the financial and emotional autonomy of women survivors of gender-based violence from a feminist perspective. They provide microloans and business training to survivors of gender-based violence, supporting them in achieving financial independence. The organization also offers psychological and legal support, ensuring a holistic approach to rebuilding survivors’ lives.
Nicaragua
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For over two decades, this organization has transformed lives in rural Nicaragua through a feminist model that integrates economic self-management, financial and human rights education, and community leadership to break generational cycles of violence. Their community model supports survivors of all ages in becoming agents of change and building economic autonomy and emotional well-being in ways that transform individual lives and entire communities.
Cameroon
Rescue Women Cameroon (REWOCAM)
REWOCAM drives community transformation by supporting women survivors in healing from trauma, achieving financial independence, and becoming catalysts for change. Through the organization’s community-driven initiatives, such as group-based business loans, financial education, trainings on income-generating activities, peer support, and emergency grants, survivors are not only rebuilding their own lives—they are also revitalizing local economies and strengthening the social fabric of their communities.
Nigeria
SAHEI Gender Development Initiative (SGDI)
SGDI envisions a society where all individuals are able to access resources for healthy living, economic sustainability, and financial freedom. The organization provides vocational skills training to survivors living in camps for internally displaced persons alongside individualized support and community-wide efforts to combat gender-based violence.
The Netherlands
Saman Organic
Saman Organic is a survivor-led social enterprise that supports the economic independence of Spanish-speaking migrant survivors in the Netherlands. Through peer-driven emotional support and home-based business training, they strengthen survivors’ self-esteem and economic autonomy. Peer mentors also accompany survivors who need support navigating complex custody and immigration laws.
Democratic Republic of Congo
Solidarité des Femmes de Fizi pour le Bien-Être Familial (SOFIBEF)
Solidarité des Femmes de Fizi pour le Bien-Être Familial (SOFIBEF) works to improve the socio-economic conditions of survivors of gender-based violence and their children by facilitating access to justice, fighting against the exclusion of women from land inheritance, and establishing cooperative savings groups. The organization also promotes survivors’ participation in decision-making processes and engages men in order to address the root causes of intimate partner violence.
Democratic Republic of Congo
Solidarité Sans Frontières
Solidarité Sans Frontières aims to prevent gender-based violence and support survivors’ economic stability in conflict and post-conflict zones of eastern DRC. They implement their strategy through cooperative lending programs, business and agriculture training, psychosocial support, community awareness programs, and advocacy to improve working conditions, especially in mining companies.
Jamaica
TransWave Jamaica
TransWave Jamaica envisions a world where all trans and gender non-conforming (TGNC) individuals can thrive and champion their rights to safety, health, and economic well-being. The organization provides urgent support through their Trans Emergency Fund, creating stability for TGNC individuals in crisis and opening pathways to long-term financial freedom. These direct service initiatives are coupled with research, education, and advocacy to drive structural change and build a more equitable future for the TGNC community.
Zimbabwe
Women and Land in Zimbabwe (WLZ)
Driven by a bold vision of a society where women survivors shape their own futures, WLZ leads efforts to secure land rights for rural women and girls through policy advocacy and grassroots education on gender-based violence and economic abuse. The organization works in areas most impacted by discriminatory land ownership laws and harmful patriarchal norms to advance structural change and help survivors build lasting economic security.
Indonesia
Yayasan Sapa
Yayasan Sapa champions the rights of women in West Java, working toward a world free of gender-based violence by equipping survivors to defend their rights and achieve economic independence. Through small business development, training in agricultural management, and community cooperatives, the organization demonstrates that entrepreneurship can be a powerful strategy to break the cycle of violence.