
SDG 5 · Women's Economic Empowerment
Browse 210+ Impact Organisations and Impact Projects advancing SDG 5: Gender Equality across Asia on ImpactCollab.
Focusing on Women's Economic Empowerment
42 projects
SEWA Bharat (Self Employed Women's Association Bharat)
SEWA Bharat runs community-based childcare centers, enabling women to pursue employment while ensuring quality early childhood care for their children. The project provides safe and affordable childcare solutions, benefiting working mothers and caregivers
MANTRA SOCIAL SERVICES
Mahita
The project enhances education, economic opportunities, and water resources in Telangana, empowering women, farmers, and students while addressing sustainability and long-term community development.
Yayasan ADRA Indonesia
Empowering indigenous women and communities to restore forests and access carbon finance through agroforestry, Mitigation Action Plan (DRAM) development, and carbon market integration, generating sustainable livelihoods and high-integrity carbon credits.
Hoste Hainse
Hoste Hainse has been running community schools in Sarlahi for over 25 years, supporting education for underserved children. To strengthen long-term community self-sustainability, we introduced a women’s livelihood model in collaboration with Formation Ca
SUN CRAFT SOCIAL ENTERPRISE JOINT STOCK COMPANY
Promote sustainable green livelihoods and decent work for ethnic minority women and vulnerable groups in Hanoi, Phu Tho, Tuyen Quang, Lao Cai & Thai Nguyen through training in recycled handicrafts, digital technology, and market linkages
SOSEC Nepal
The Green Economy Accelerator empowers marginalized women and youth in Kapurkot and Chattreshwori (Salyan) to build sustainable green enterprises, boost incomes, and reduce poverty through skills training, market linkages, and policy support.
Educate Girls | Foundation to Educate Girls Globally
Millions of girls in rural and tribal India face barriers to education, such as poverty and patriarchy, risking early marriage, exploitation, and intergenerational poverty. Educate Girls is breaking these barriers by mobilizing communities and partnering
Anudip Foundation for Social Welfare
Anudip, in partnership with Capgemini, equips underprivileged youth—especially women—with industry-aligned training. By addressing skill gaps in the digital economy, the program ensures job readiness, long-term employability, and economic empowerment.
Tan Lac Son Cooperative
The project seeks to increase local incomes while reducing pressure on natural forests by transitioning from wild harvesting to sustainable organic cultivation.
Mahita
The project aims to empower 1,200 marginalized youth, particularly young women, through vocational training in high-demand sectors, skill development, and job placements. It enhances employability, promotes gender equity, and fosters economic independence
Child Survival India
This program aims to enhance Menstrual health and hygiene awareness and practices among adolescent girls, women, and the broader community and to develop menstrual hygiene friendly school toilets n two districts of Rajasthan.