While funding for international development projects in Bangladesh, Kenya, and Nigeria is increasing, funding for projects targeting women’s economic empowerment has remained the same since 2015. This is one of the key findings of new research, which outlines the state of funding for women’s economic empowerment in Bangladesh, Kenya, and Nigeria.
Catch up with Publish What you Fund, ActionAid, Oxfam Kenya and the Nawi Afrifem Macroeconomic Collective at NGO CSW Forum, and watch our discussion on transformative policies to redistribute women’s unpaid care work.
£22,000- 25,000 depending on experience per annum (pro rata) UK-based with the right to work in the UK 6 months, with possible extension We’re looking for a detail-oriented Research Assistant to support with data collection and research for our Women’s Economic Empowerment Project. This is a full-time staff position for six months, with the possibility of […]
Are you passionate about feminism and gender equality? Do you have experience in transforming data into interesting visuals to communicate complex ideas? Have you worked on feminist and/or international development projects? If that sounds like you, then you might be the data visualisation specialist we are looking for to work on an exciting project aimed […]
Publish What You Fund have launched a survey on Women’s Economic Empowerment, Financial Inclusion and Empowerment Collectives in Kenya, Nigeria and Bangladesh. We are calling on NGOs, INGOs, WROs and/or feminist movements to please fill out the survey and help to build the evidence to help secure greater and fairer access to funding opportunities. The […]
