Women4Empowerment

 
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Women4Empowerment

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Naila Chowdhury is a seasoned professional with a wealth of experience in data-driven decision-making, technology, and international development. She has held leadership positions in both private and public sectors, including with the World Bank and the United Nations Development Programme. As the Founder & Chairperson of Women4Empowerment (W4E), Naila is dedicated to empowering underserved people to live with dignity, self-esteem, respect, and love. With her passion for social impact and deep knowledge of the field, Naila is a highly respected leader in the realm of women's empowerment and international development.

Naila Chowdhury - Founder & Chairperson

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Women and girls make up 60% of the chronically hungry people in the world source: World Food Programme
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Globally, 132 million girls are out of school, including 34.3 million primary school-aged girls source: UNESCO
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Women in low-income countries are 14 times more likely to die during childbirth than women in high-income countries source: UNFPA
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Women constitute 70% of the health and social care workforce during the COVID-19 pandemic. Source: World Health Organization
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Women are more likely to experience poverty in old age. According to the United Nations, 46% of women over the age of 65 live alone. Source: unwomen.org

    Who Are We

    We are proud to be a women-led and women-supporting organization, where we champion diversity, equity, and inclusion, and strive to create opportunities where everyone can thrive and reach their full potential.
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    Vision

    Empower, Nurture & Transform humanity: It is the amalgamation of different visions brought together to give under served individuals and community means to live with dignity, self esteem, respect and love. Helping eradicate poverty at the grass root level through Sustainable Social credit loans.

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    Mission

    Women4Empowerment Organization (W4E) is a non-profit organization created to empower underserved people with the universal opportunity to live with dignity, self-esteem, respect and love. The organization operates in the USA, especially in the East Coast, and also serves under-served communities globally.

    Background

    W4E is formed on the virtue of positivity. Our goal is to provide a great platform for girls, Women and Youth for array of projects, services and events that will help empower individuals who will in turn have an affirmative impact on their own community and move towards positive social change.

    Board of Directors

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    Naila Chowdhury

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    Samina Chowdhury

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    Tanzila Rab

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    Coumba Touré

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    Farkanda Haseen

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    Our Mission is to Drive the growth of inclusive society through global alliances and the power of collaboration

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    Blog & News

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    Qualcomm Institute Hosts Uc San Diego Director of Social Impact and Innovation

    The University of California San Diego is making a commitment to promote research, education and service activities that will spawn faculty and student startups in the emerging field of…

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    Women’s Entrepreneurship and Small Business Ownership

    Importance of Women's Entrepreneurship This section could focus on the significance of women's entrepreneurship and small business ownership in today's economy. It could highlight statistics related to the impact…

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    Importance of Education and Training for Women

    Education and training are crucial for women's empowerment and well-being. Women who receive an education are more likely to earn higher wages, have better health outcomes, and experience greater…