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Bangladesh's FSSAP (1994) provides conditional stipends and fee waivers to rural girls in secondary school. It supported 2 million+ girls annually, cutting …
Zambia's GEWEL programme (World Bank/GoZ) delivers livelihood packages to poor rural women and school stipends to vulnerable girls. By end-2024: 139,351 women …
Code to Inspire, founded in 2015 in Herat, is Afghanistan's first all-female coding school, teaching coding, app and game development to 200 …
Give1 Project Gambia's All Girls Tech Camps have trained 500+ girls aged 13-20 in coding, web design and entrepreneurship across five schools …
A UNESCO-Procter & Gamble literacy programme for 15-55 year-old girls and women across seven Senegalese regions, which added digital kits and TV/radio …
A joint UN Women–UNDP–UNICEF initiative launched in 2016 to close Bosnia and Herzegovina's gender gap in tech: from a 12-girl pilot coding …
Technovation Girls has run girls' tech-entrepreneurship programmes in 120+ countries since 2010; an independent 2020 WestEd alumnae study found 76% of alumnae …
SWEDD (World Bank/UNFPA) in Mali: safe spaces, midwife deployment, husbands' clubs and school-retention support since 2015. Girls' dropout in project areas fell …
National programme launched in June 2021 providing free period products in 2,100+ state schools, covering 97–98% of students. Over 600,000 packs distributed …
Since 1978, Jamaica's WCJF has served 46,989 adolescent mothers (aged ≤17) in a school-continuity programme; ~70% return to formal schooling, repeat-pregnancy rate …
Two-year pilot in Amhara, Ethiopia (2004–2006) combining a conditional goat transfer for unmarried girls in school, safe-space mentoring and SRH education. Girls …
The election of Kaja Kallas as Estonia's first female Prime Minister in 2021 marked a pivotal moment of inspiration across the nation, …
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