Tag Archives: Support to partners

“No longer are women forced to marry again… Before the project this would not have been possible, now women can choose their husband.”

In a meeting with our Peruvian partners in Lima we asked them “what makes Womankind different from other funders?”

There have been some concerns in the media about UK aid and corruption, especially in post-conflict countries. How does Womankind guard against corruption?

Three of Womankind’s partners in Peru have been working on a Big Lottery funded project pioneering new approaches to violence against women and health.

Facing its worst drought in over a decade, much of Ethiopia where Womankind partners work has been severely affected.

South Africa is now an ‘Upper Middle Income Country’ – so should Womankind pull out, job done, and move onto a poorer, more needy country?

Although Nepal is moving towards a new Constitution and free elections, it is still a hostile environment for women if and when they try to claim their rights.