WANrg-SL Secures Funding from Global Fund for Women: A New Chapter in Natural Resource Governance
In a significant achievement for gender equity and environmental governance, the Women Alliance on Natural Resources Governance (WANrg-SL) has officially signed a donor funding agreement with the Global Fund for Women. This milestone follows the successful fulfillment of all set criteria by WANrg-SL, marking a new era of collaboration and support for women in the natural resource sector.
The Global Fund for Women, a prominent American-based feminist organization, has pledged its continued support to WANrg-SL through the African Climate Justice Movement (ACJM). This partnership underscores a shared commitment to advancing women’s rights and promoting sustainable management of natural resources across the continent.
The agreement comes at a crucial time when women’s voices and leadership in environmental governance are more important than ever. With this funding, WANrg-SL aims to strengthen its programs, empower local women, and advocate for policies that prioritize gender equality in natural resource governance.
“We are thrilled to have the support of the Global Fund for Women,” said a representative from WANrg-SL. “This partnership will enhance our efforts to create a more equitable and sustainable future for women in Sierra Leone and beyond.”
As WANrg-SL embarks on this exciting journey, the alliance is poised to make significant strides in advocating for the rights of women affected by natural resource exploitation. The funding will enable the organization to implement impactful initiatives, engage with local communities, and foster collaboration among stakeholders.
Congratulations to WANrg-SL on this remarkable achievement! We look forward to witnessing the positive changes that will emerge from this partnership, and we are excited about the future of women’s leadership in natural resource governance.With the collective support of organizations like the Global Fund for Women and ACJM, the possibilities for empowering women and promoting sustainable practices are boundless. Together, we can create a thriving environment for women and communities alike.