Imbokodo Women

Despite decades of effort, overall progress in improving women’s lives has been inconsistent. Moreover, environmental benefits and burdens affecting human capabilities are inequitably distributed. Women are still underrepresented in all levels of government and other decision-making arenas, whether at work or, for many, at home. Such lack of power is linked to higher levels of female poverty, especially in rural areas of developing countries where women are responsible for 60–80 per cent of food production as well as fuel and water provision yet have little access or control over natural assets such as land, water and ecological conditions that create opportunities for a better life.

Why Imbokodo Women

Women social entrepreneurs have, time and time again, made a deep impact in their work through – overhauling unfair and unjust systems, sparking collaborative social movements, and reshaping dominant expectations, norms, and stigmas. Imbokodo Women Social Enterprise is currently working to change the innovation ecosystem to better recognize and support scaling deep impact and the women leading it.Our main objective is to stop the belief that the only solution to women’s problems is through continuous funding. Donors should fund projects that will generate income for the target beneficiaries, and Imbokodo Women we are such an organisation