Nearly half of Rwanda's population lives in poverty, with women and female-led families being most affected. Four in ten women are poor, and one in five are ultra-poor, particularly in ultra-poor areas where seven in ten households are impoverished.

Tackling the root causes of issues, we run initiatives that address barriers of poverty, providing resources, skills, and tools for income generation in ultra-poor households. Supporting vulnerable women, and survivors of gender-based violence, and promoting community reintegration for economic independence, improved livelihoods, and advocacy. Promoting maternal and child nutrition to combat malnutrition and hunger