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SDG 5: Gender Equality

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268 organisations

GMF Assessed

Yayasan Daya Kreasi Anak Bangsa

Indonesia

Markoding (Yayasan Daya Kreasi Anak Bangsa) is a non profit organization with a mission to transform underprivileged youth in Indonesia into a generation of innovators by equipping them with 21st-century skills (since 2017). With a projected shortage of nine million digital talents in 2030, we aim to provide accessible education to increase employability and tackle youth unemployment. Markoding has trained 45,000+ students and 1,465 teachers from 7,608 educational institutions and communities across 38 provinces in Indonesia.

The Center for Consultancy on Family Health & Community Development

Vietnam

CFC’s mission is to create an environment that fosters personal growth, leveraging technology to empower individuals to discover their potential and inspire them to unlock their strengths. CFC’s vision is to be a pioneering non-profit organization that initiates and delivers innovative, measurable impacts on the development of communities, especially vulnerable populations, in Vietnam.

SDG 5SDG 3SDG 10

Monash University Climateworks Centre

Australia

The Climateworks mission is to accelerate action to achieve net zero emissions within Australia, Southeast Asia and the Pacific, aligned with the global goal of limiting warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius.

SDG 13SDG 14SDG 15

WomenLift Health

Other

WomenLift Health is empowering women working in global health to use their expertise, power, and skills to improve health and gender equity around the globe. Established in 2019, WomenLift Health aims to advance systemic change in health leadership at individual, institutional, and societal levels.

GMF Assessed

Institute for Sustainable Development and Digital Economy

Vietnam

Vision: The Institute for Sustainable Development and Digital Economy (InDE) aims to promote sustainable development and digital economy by achieving green economic growth, ensuring equal access to resources and opportunities for all, eliminating adverse environmental impacts, and reducing social inequalities. The Institute is committed to building a sustainable digital economic ecosystem, fostering innovation, and contributing to the realization of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals by 2030. Mision: Committed to pioneering the promotion of sustainable development and the digital economy, aiming for a prosperous, equitable, and environmentally friendly future. By integrating green economic growth, applied scientific and technological research to…

SDG 5SDG 8SDG 9

Global 50 50

Other

Global 50/50 is an independent, evidence-driven initiative to advance action and accountability for gender equality in global health. Through their unique model, they work to catalyze urgent progress through shifting institutions, ideas and interests. Key activities include driving institutional change through their signature Global Health 50/50 Report and accompanying Gender and Health Index and engaging with leaders and key stakeholders to shift interests and unlock progress.

Women's Earth Alliance fiscally sponsored by Earth Island Institute

United States

WEA is a global organization on a mission to empower women’s leadership to protect our environment, end the climate crisis, and ensure a just, thriving world. Our theory of change has a multiplier effect. We work with local women leaders who build up other leaders. 1 woman becomes 10, becomes 100, becomes 1,000 — and more. By providing long-term investment and support to community-based groups, WEA ensures that they are able to deepen and scale the impact of their grassroots solutions. With these resources in hand, WEA Leaders not only go on to scale their own environmental initiatives: they also…

PRAVAH

India

Vision: A vibrant ecosystem where every young person is empowered to realize their fullest potential and co-create an inclusive and sustainable world ​

SDG 5SDG 3
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Humanitarian Organization for Migrant Economics

Singapore

The Humanitarian Organization for Migration Economics (www.home.org.sg) is a Singapore-based charity founded in 2004. HOME is dedicated to empowering and supporting migrant workers who experience abuse and exploitation. Our work is supported by three pillars: Welfare, Empowerment and Advocacy. HOME Vision: We believe that everyone living and working in Singapore must be treated with dignity and respect, and have access to fundamental rights. HOME’s Mission: We are dedicated to supporting, empowering, and upholding the rights of migrant workers in Singapore.

SDG 10SDG 16
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Raks Thai Foundation

Thailand

Vision "A Civil Society, with improved quality of life, rights and equality. Where people determine their own destinies and development is sustainable." Mission " Strengthen the capacity of poor and disadvantaged communities to analyze root causes of problems, determine suitable solutions and actively participate in development activities"

SDG 5SDG 1SDG 4

Climate Collective Foundation

India

Vision is to see a world where climate and cleantech entrepreneurs in the Global South play a key role in solving our pressing environmental problems by developing new, innovative products and services that are brought to the market through start-ups.

SDG 5SDG 13

The Akshaya Patra Foundation India

India

We endeavour to solve at scale the overarching societal issues of classroom hunger and malnutrition in the country. It is our firm belief that investing in child nutrition and education is one of the most effective entry points for human development. Driven by this belief, we strive to provide children with hot, nutritious and tasty meals every school day as an incentive to come to school. Thus, the vision – ‘No child in India shall be deprived of education because of hunger.’ Currently, we serve over 2.35 million children studying in 25,768 government schools 78 locations in 16 states and…

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