The AWO’s mission is to build a Jordanian woman’s movement that promotes values of equality, social justice & democracy based on equal citizenship.

Real Futures is a leader in real change and real growth for First Australians through proven actions that empower people by recognising potential and encouraging their ideas, energy and ability.

SisterWorks is a not-for-profit that exists to help women migrants, asylum seekers and refugees become financially independent and happily settled in Australia.

 The Ministry of Women's Empowerment and the Family (MINPROFF) aims to ensure women’s empowerment and gender equality in Cameroon

The Ministry of Employment and Vocational Training (MINEFOP) provides professional trainings and certificates nationally and the development of training modules.

Acción Emprendedora is an NGO founded in 2002 to support low-income entrepreneurs in making a contribution to economic development and poverty reduction in Chile. We aim to encourage and support small business owners, with potential for growth, to generate employment and improve living conditions for themselves, their families and their communities. In 18 years we have managed 14 entrepreneurship centers across the country, supporting up to 7.000 entrepreneurs yearly, and we have developed several digital platforms aiming to develop capacity in similar organizations in an effort to scale our impact to a broader base of entrepreneurs.

AIEP is a technical vocational institution of higher education in Chile whose mission is the education of professionals and technicians capable of entering the labor world, linking the organization's work to the professional development of people in different areas of knowledge and geographical regions. With its campuses from Calama to Castro, AIEP forms a community of more than 90,000 students, 4,500 faculty members, nearly 120,000 graduates and 1,600 staff members. AIEP completed a rigorous assessment by B Lab® and became a B Corp™ (Certified B Corporation®). AIEP is a member of the Laureate educational network.

BiblioRedes is a government-based program in dedicated to reducing the digital gap and training Chilean compatriots in the use of information technology. It has a presence throughout Chile.

Compás Pedagógico is a consulting firm in Chile that incorporates the gender vision as one of the foundations of its work. It specialises in leadership development, design and implementation of participatory processes and citizenship training. Its purpose is to build a kinder world, with constructive human relations that allow communities and public and private institutions to adapt to new contexts. Since 2018, it has developed extensive experience in educational communities, institutions and the public sector, through projects based on participatory methodologies, the adaptive leadership framework proposed by Ronald Heifetz, and citizenship training with a focus on non-sexist education, education for democracy and gender equality policies.

Since 2011, Fundación Emplea has aimed to decrease the number of unemployed adults living in poverty in Chile by serving as a bridge between unemployed people seeking jobs and companies seeking talent. We have promoted the empowerment and training of people excluded from the labor market by developing their skills through training, job-readiness programs, on-the-job orientation, and soft-skills workshops to facilitate their entry into the workforce.

The INFOCAP Jóvenes foundation is a private non-profit institution in Chile founded in 2011 by the Company of Jesus, whose purpose is to mobilize the potential of people so that they can imagine and build their lives in the future. The focus of its mission is to create spaces for job training and 'transversal' training and for meetings, to improve the quality of life and broaden people's horizons.  

The Foundation proposes an integrated promotion, education, training and development strategy aimed at adults in poverty living in urban sectors, through job training programs that cover the personal, family, community and technical-labor training needs of people, using a competency-based training model. 

VeOmás is a social enterprise in Chile that since 2009, supports people, organizations and communities in unfolding their full potential, through design, implementation and facilitation of learning, empowerment and change. It develops programs, workshops, meetings, talks and coaching, both face-to-face and online, to contribute to SDG 5 - gender equality - and SDG 8 - decent work and economic growth. It has Company B Certification, playing a very active role in leadership of various collaborative networks in Chile and Latin America.

PRADAN (Professional Assistance for Development Action), the lead partner in India, engages well-educated people at grassroots to alleviate rural poverty through women's socioeconomic empowerment.

PRAN (Preservation and Proliferation of Rural Resources and Nature) aims to enhance people’s capabilities for self-development by working to improve livelihoods in rural communities in India.

The Manjari Foundation is committed to transforming the lives of women, their families and communities through women-led initiatives and institutions.

Aga Khan Rural Support Programme (India) provides direct support for the betterment of rural communities, promoting sustainable natural resource use and human resource development.

A pioneer of community-based micro-finance institutions in Maharashtra. It seeks a gender-just, equitable, self-reliant society where women have control over resources through collectives.

Aaina is a voluntary organisation that works with people with disabilities in Odisha. It envisages an inclusive society where everyone has an identity and independence and can lead a dignified life.

SHRISTI supports communities in India, Odisha, in agriculture, integrated natural resource management, community mobilisation and plantation. It focuses on forming sustainable community institutions.

A civil association that promotes the self-managed development of vulnerable communities in the municipalities of Guadalajara and Jocotepec, Jalisco.

A sustainable development agency that promotes programmes that increase social impact. It strengthens the capacities and impact ability of public organisations through research and training.

A civil association based in Puebla that contributes to the empowerment of young people and women in rural, indigenous, and semi-urban areas, promoting human development and gender equality.

Education Today for Sustainable Development Initiative focuses on providing second chance education to marginalised groups in society, especially out-of-school women and girls. It collaborates with UNESCO in Nigeria under the Spotlight Initiative.

Grassroots Entrepreneurship Skills Acquisition Initiative is a sustainable development goal partner in Nigeria. It partners with UNESCO under the Spotlight Initiative to provide non-formal education to out-of-school girls and young women in rural communities. 

Girls’ Power Initiative empowers girls with information and skills from a gender perspective. Its core programs are sexuality, sexual and reproductive health and rights education, leadership, and entrepreneurial skills building.

Founded in response to the insecurity in Nigeria, Neem Foundation aims to improve the lives of those affected by the insurgency through building inclusive communities and providing and raising the standards of psycho-social care.