
Kvinna till Kvinna
Insamlingsstiftelsen Kvinna till Kvinna
Stockholm, Sweden
About
Founded in 1993, Kvinna till Kvinna is a grant-making foundation based in Stockholm, Sweden working on gender equality, human rights, peace & conflict +3 more.
Kvinna till Kvinna is a Swedish foundation that works for women's rights and against men's violence against women in conflict-affected and crisis-hit countries. It supports local women's rights organisations and over 100 partner organisations in around 20 countries, mainly in Africa, Europe and the Middle East, with protection, legal and psychosocial support, education, economic empowerment, sexual and reproductive health and rights, and women's participation in peace processes. The organisation also runs an emergency fund for rapid aid in disaster and conflict settings, leadership training for young women, and advocacy towards decision-makers. Funding comes from individual donors, companies, memorial gifts, Sida and lotteries, and the organisation states that 84 % of its income goes to its programme work. It is registered in Stockholm and was founded in 1993.
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Humanitarian aid & Disaster relief
Emergency fund that enables rapid support through partner organisations in conflict and disaster areas.
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Gender equality
Leadership training for young women with migrant backgrounds who live or work in suburbs.
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Sida, Radiohjälpen, Svenska Postkodlotteriet, Swedbank Robur Humanfond
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