Women Moving Africa Forward Annual Report 2004

The review of the Beijing Conference 10 years after, is taking place in 2005, and for the past year or so, the various UN regions have been going through a process which will feed into the…

10 Years of Building Partnerships in East and Central Africa

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In Bloom: AWDF Activity Report 2017

We acknowledge African women’s experience, skill and agency in leading positive change in all domains, and therefore focus our investments in resourcing African women’s activism, amplifying Afr…

2018 Annual Report, Deepening Roots

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BIRTHING LEADERS: STORIES OF CHANGE IN AFRICAN WOMEN'S ORGANISATIONS

he Leadership and Governance programme is based on our knowledge of the persistent challenges of African women’s organisations with issues related to resource mobilisation, communications, govern…

Women and Noncommunicable Diseases in Africa: Mapping the scale, actors, and …

The African Women’s Development Fund (AWDF) is a pan-African, women-led, grant-making foundation supporting African women’s organisations working at local, national, and regional level to …

Growth for Whom? A Pan African Feminist Reflection on Macro Level Economic Po…

The first article in our series was written by Crystal Simeoni from the African Women’s Development and Communication Network (FEMNET), convenors of the African Feminist Macroeconomics Academy.…

Evidence - Based Prevention of Violence Against Women : Building African Femi…

From 19 to 20 August 2019, the African Women’s Development Fund (AWDF) hosted a two-day convening on Evidence-Based Prevention of Violence Against Women in Accra, Ghana. The space was created …

2010 Annual Report, African Women's Developement Fund: A Decade of Difference

The AWDF has awarded over $US 16,500,000.00 in grants in the last 10 years. Some key achievements from 2010 included the launch of the African Women's Leadership Network for Reproductive Health and…

Legal Literacy as Integral to Rural Women's Land Rights: The Case of WiLDAF

Available statistics indicates that, women form about 35.1% of the agricultural work force in Ghana, and account for 70% of production of subsistence crops. Also, about 90% of the labour force in t…