Only 3% of humanitarian aid was directed to local and national organizations in 2017 – and even less to those focused on girls and women (Global Humanitarian Assistance, 2018)
During the Ebola outbreak in Liberia, women’s groups mobilized quickly to help pregnant and breastfeeding women prevent infection (NEAR Network, 2018)
Since the Arab Spring, women’s movements have pushed Tunisia to adopt constitutional protections for women’s equal rights (Human Rights Watch, 2015)
Years after the 2015 Nepalese earthquakes, women’s groups continue to help lead efforts to rebuild homes and provide safe shelter (Standing et al, 2016)