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Fanta Koroma lives in Sierra Leone and belongs to a large farming family. Like many rural families, they struggled to earn enough to meet their basic needs and to plan
It may be surprising to know, but in many rural regions of the Global South, women farmers are the backbone of local food systems. According to the Food and Agriculture
Imagine celebrating the fact that it takes just 15 minutes each morning to fetch water for your family. For Lina, that small window of time represents a life‑changing shift. For
Gender-based violence leaves deep and lasting scars—not only on those who experience it directly, but on families, communities, and entire societies. Its effects extend far beyond moments of harm, shaping
Gender based violence (GBV) remains one of the most prevalent forms of human violation. It disrupts and destroys the peacefulness of communities and has severe long-term psychological effects on victims.
Meet Row Shan, a mother of two in Bangladesh, who has seen her crops grow more reliably through World Renew’s training in sustainable farming practices. For Row Shan, having a
Human trafficking is a form of modern-day slavery. Around the world, traffickers use violence, threats, and deception to force women and children into commercialized sex, criminal activity, forced begging, and
Child marriage robs girls of their childhood, their education, and their future. It remains a reality in many parts of the world, particularly in communities facing deep poverty and food
World Renew has been awarded The SEEP Network Innovation Fund as part of the Women Saving for Resilience program. After receiving nearly 300 proposals for the Women’s Savings for Resilience
Today is International Women’s Day, a global day to recognize the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women—and to renew our collective commitment to gender equality. At World Renew,
