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- Women's Rights Fund Partners in Kenya
- Women's Rights Fund Partners in Occupied Palestinian Territory (OPT)
- Women's Rights Fund Partners in Lebanon
- Women's Rights Fund Partners in Nepal
- Women's Rights Fund Stories
The Impact of the Women's Rights Fund
The first three-year cycle of the Women's Rights Fund concluded in March 2024. Since the Fund was established, we've seen our partners go from strength to strength.
They've used the added resource to strengthen foundations and become more visible, confident and effective organisations.
Bina Maseno, Founder of Badili Africa, runner up in Kenya’s ‘Miss President’ television competition for aspiring civil society leaders, November 2022. Credit: Basil Oketch.

“This flexible funding is a game-changer for small organisations… Thanks to the flexible funding received through the project, we have acquired an office and retained dedicated staff... We are now able to deliver on the projects efficiently and on time”
Bina Maseno, Executive Director, Badili Africa, Kenya
The Women's Rights Fund achievements
Our partners have trebled the amount of people they serve.
Collectively raised by partners since 2021.
On average partners have doubled their yearly income.
What difference does the Women's Rights Fund make to partners and communities ?
Oxfam
When we got this fund, it was the first time that we felt we were an independent organisation… nobody forced anything on our activities.”
Eman Shannan, Founder of Aid and Hope, Occupied Palestinian Territory.