International Women's Development Agency (IWDA) is an Australian not-for-profit organisation that creates positive change for women and their communities. For 25 years, our practical and rights-based projects directly address poverty and oppression in developing countries.
At International Women's Development Agency (IWDA), we believe that women are agents of change and development can only be effective and sustainable if women are active participants in all aspects of economic, social and political life.
IWDA actively works towards six program goals:
- Livelihood and economic empowerment
- Safety and security
- Social, physical and mental health
- Education
- Environmental sustainability
- Civil and political participation
When women benefit, the whole community benefits.
How are you making a difference in women's lives?
- $15 would provide textbooks for one student attending at the Karen Young Women's leadership School on the Thai-Burma border
- $45 would pay for one month's salary for a teacher at the Karen Young Women's Leadership School
- $80 would contribute to a 10 day tailoring course so a woman in Fiji can use her skills to create an independent livelihood
- $150 would provide emergency food, accommodation, travel, medical attention, court fees and health checks for 5 women escaping violence in Cambodia
- $350 would participate to the production costs of a television campaign addressing violence against women in the Solomon Islands.