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Empowering Women Through Livelihood and Education Programs

 / November 28,2024
Education and economic empowerment are key to breaking the cycle of poverty in Ethiopia’s pastoral communities. Global Women Empowerment Development, Ethiopia (GWEDE) is leading the charge with programs that provide women and girls with the tools they need to succeed. The Importance of Education In many pastoral communities, girls face…
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Strengthening Health and Well-Being in Ethiopia’s Pastoral Communities

 / November 28,2024
Access to healthcare remains a critical challenge in Ethiopia’s pastoral regions, where maternal mortality, gender-based violence, and low immunization rates persist. Global Women Empowerment Development, Ethiopia (GWEDE) is addressing these issues through innovative health programs designed to improve the lives of women and children. Tackling Health Challenges Health disparities in…
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Building Peaceful Communities: GWEDE’s Peace-Building Initiatives

 / November 28,2024
In Ethiopia’s pastoral regions, conflicts over resources and politically driven tensions often disrupt lives and communities. Global Women Empowerment Development, Ethiopia (GWEDE) is working to change this narrative by promoting peace and reconciliation through community-driven initiatives. Why Peace Building Matters Conflicts over water, grazing land, and other resources are common…
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Empowering Women for a Better Future: The Mission of GWEDE

 / November 28,2024
In today’s interconnected world, the fight for gender equality remains a cornerstone of sustainable development. Global Women Empowerment Development, Ethiopia (GWEDE) is at the forefront of this movement, working tirelessly to uplift marginalized communities, particularly women, girls, and youth, in Ethiopia’s pastoral regions. Who We Are: A Vision Rooted in…
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GWEDE is emerging as an influential force for transformative change, driven by a deep commitment to amplifying the voices of marginalized communities, particularly women/girls and youth.

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