The prevalence of sexual violence in armed conflicts is particularly dramatic in Africa. The general objective of this project is to find solutions for the prevention and fight against sexual...
The Women’s Alliance for Peac* is an initiative born out of the collaboration between the Women for Africa Foundation and the United Nations Alliance of Civilisations (UNAOC), with the mission...
Summary: In collaboration with the National University of Distance Education (UNED), this project aims to train Angolan professionals in perinatal mental health to improve the care provided to women during...
Today, knowledge is the foundation on which development and progress are based. Scientific and technological research must therefore occupy a fundamental place in the social, economic and productive areas of...
In line with its mission to contribute to the development of Africa through their women, Mujeres por África has launched the Learn Africa scholarship program for African students and researchers...
Launch and Grow is an entrepreneurial leadership program for Kenyan women promoted by the Women for Africa Foundation in partnership with Babson College and Banco Santander. It is a project aimed...
The audiovisual world, and the image in general, plays a very important role in the transformation of societies and particularly in breaking away from models that are an obstacle to...
F.U.E.R.T.E.S, Femmes Unies Ensemble dans la Recherche, la Technologie, l´Environment et la Science, came about from the collaboration between African academic institutions and Women for Africa Foundation in the agricultural...
This project consists of intensive leadership training for Ghanaian women to strengthen their role in areas such as social, education and health, and therefore their leadership in the transformation and...
Women are today Africa's engine and its best and greatest hope. This is also true in the political arena. To promote them and strengthen their leadership in this crucial area for...
Spanish currently has over 500 million speakers and about 21 million people study it in more than 100 countries, of which more than one million are in Africa. The objective...
Once the Stop Fistula project was completed in Liberia, this initiative focused on prevention, treatment and social insertion for victims of the disease has moved on to Tamale in northern...
The Women for Africa Foundation and the Camilo José Cela University Foundation have joined forces to cooperate in training African teachers with refugee status. These women, who are in the...
Yemoja, especially venerated in Senegal, is the African goddess of the sea and fishermen. The Yemoja networks project works in the fishing world to strengthen women's leadership in the management...
This project aims to provide schooling and training for 400 girls between the ages of 8 and 19 in extreme need in the Rimkieta neighborhood, one of the most disadvantaged...
The Women For Africa Foundation is aware of the large number of African women residing in Spain (nearly half a million) and their potential to strengthen ties between Spain and...
“United and powerful” (Unidas y poderosas) aims to contribute to the social insertion and socio-economic empowerment of women in the Eastern Region of Morocco through the development of their entrepreneurial,...
Obstetric fistula occurs as a consequence of arrested or obstructed birth deliveries without medical assistance. Young women and those giving birth for the first time are the most prone to...
In Tanzania's rural areas, 85% of women work in agriculture. It is women who suffer the most from the effects of climate change, but, above all, they play an essential...
This project, sponsored by the City Council of Vigo, seeks to guarantee the right to ongoing and quality education for pregnant adolescents and mothers in the Cape Verdean secondary school...
This project provided secondary schooling for girls and young women from the villages of Chaombwa and Mbambande, the closest rural area to Lilongwe, the capital of Malawi, with the aim...
Women’s Green Yard was an agricultural project carried out in the Gambian villages of Katatorr and Sanyang, where the Women for Africa Foundation worked with agricultural cooperatives run by women...
The project “Painting Africa: Women Against Malaria”aims to combat malaria and other diseases transmitted by plagues, raising women’s awareness, and educating them in matters concerning hygiene, cleanliness and sanitation. Thereby,...
Mali is facing a serious, long-standing crisis that reveals the need to strengthen its democratic institutions and to broaden the base for citizens’ participation. The success of this depends on...
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