OF THE WORLD’S
POOR ARE WOMEN
EMPOWERING WOMEN WORLDWIDE
“There is no tool for development more effective than the empowerment of women” Kofi Annan
Women face many obstacles during their entrepreneurial journey. At Empow'Her, we strongly believe in their enormous potential for wealth creation, for themselves and their communities. Our mission is to guide and support them while they work to achieve their goals as entrepreneurs.
OUR WORK
Every woman is unique. This is why there is not only ONE way of becoming an entrepreneur. To fit every woman’s entrepreneurial needs and help her thrive, our methodology is broad, diverse and inspiring. Find out more about how and where we work.
INSPIREEncourage more women to become entrepreneurs |
BUILD CAPACITYReinforce women’s skills so they develop sustainable businesses |
CONNECTCreate a community of women who make a difference |
MEET OUR BENEFICIARIES
Ciceli, Peru"I recently decided to start working with my mother in her flower business, on top of running my own store here in Marachanca. I can finally put into practice what I have learned with you over the past years in business, management and leadership. I feel ready. I can’t wait.” |
Ana Muñoz"You come with your knowledge and your will to help us. You are humble and professional. I don’t know how to thank you for your support. I am now achieving my goals. We even have new projects. You have given us hope and the desire to continue !" |
Daw Phaw Khu"There are many ways of helping others: for me, sharing knowledge is the most important one. When you increase your knowledge and are aware of your skills you are able to take control of your life." |
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OUR PARTNERS
Empow’Her is a social venture working for women’s empowerment, creating tools and opportunities for women to thrive within entrepreneurship. We believe in every woman's right and capacity to improve their own economic status and wellbeing and to participate in and contribute to our societies.