
SDG 5 · Women's Economic Empowerment
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Focusing on Women's Economic Empowerment
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Every Infant Matters Association
Improving maternal and child health in remote, tribal, and low-access areas of Kargil &Leh by screening for malnutrition, preventing permanent blindness, training government health workers, and using AI technology for anemia detection.
Point of View
Tada! Presenting The 3E Grassroots Mobile School is an educational initiative building foundational digital literacy for women, girls and gender minorities to become a digitally empowered subject - confident and skilled for digital work and life.
Anudip Foundation for Social Welfare
Anudip Foundation, in partnership with IBM, will train 60,000 learners across six states in AI, cybersecurity, web development, and cloud computing, fostering employability and bridging the digital divide, with 50% female participation.
Action in Rural Technology and Service (ARTS)
ARTS developing Tribal Leaders to identify issues at village level through grama sabhas and creating interaface meetings with Mandal level Officers and submitting greviences to district administration to resolve the issues such as ROFR, DKT, etc.
People's Action for Development (PAD)
PAD enables 300 women in coastal Tamil Nadu to restore 50 acres of degraded land and build green livelihoods through cooperatives, turning climate vulnerability into women-led resilience and ecological leadership.
EngenderHealth, Inc.
QuICK will improve access to quality, appropriate cesarean care for 40,000 mothers and newborns by strengthening provider capacity for safe surgery, improving evidence-based clinical decisions, and increasing community trust in maternal and newborn health
INREM Foundation
Kolkata Sanved
This is Kolkata Sanved’s core programme to empower children, adolescent girls, & women in India through dance movement therapy (DMT) to break the patriarchal & oppressive norms that restrict them from achieving their full potential.
Pratham InfoTech Foundation
PIF’s Digital Literacy and Livelihood Program equips rural women and youth with digital and entrepreneurial / livelihood skills to promote self-employment, cyber safety, and awareness of essential services.

Reap Benefit Foundation
Empowering 5,000 girls from underserved communities as first-mile climate responders through skill-building, digital literacy, and community action. They’ll crowdsource hyperlocal climate data, co-create local solutions, influence policy & building agency

SwaTaleem Foundation
Empowering adolescent girls through English and critical skills learning
Shohratgarh Environmental Society
The project strengthens rural resilience in flood‑prone Balrampur by diversifying crops, empowering women farmers, training youth, and adopting climate‑smart practices like solar irrigation, goat pass‑on models, and farmer schools to boost incomes