Let's increase the market value, quantity and the quantity of produce.
How we work.
SHE-LEAPS works with institutions and individuals to level the playing field.
Nigeria
Home Country
For Education Livelihood and
Economic Participation.
How We Meet Needs
Causes We Care About
We are A Strategic Framework for Education, Livelihood and Economic Participation (SHE-LEAPS). We help women, victims of gender based violence and other vulnerable groups, live productively, achieve full economic participation, and boost their contributions to the economy by reducing income inequality, fostering shared prosperity, enabling social justice and tightening gender gaps across sectors.
Those CLOSEST TO THE PROBLEM ARE ALSO
CLOSEST TO THE SOLUTION
Understanding the channels through which unemployment affects poverty reduction remains a key policy issue in development debates.
Considering that labour is the main asset of the poor, we believe at SHE-LEAPS that human capital development and capacity building reduces the number of persons living in abject poverty, especially in developing countries - hit by macroeconomic instability.
Using out of the box pathways, we empower those closest to the problems to find their solutions.
Little Steps, Big Differences
A Couple of Programs
to Boast the Economics Growth of Women
SHE-LEAPS University
Instant knowledge, at every instance.
The Global Woman of Choice Awards
A toast to the high flying women from everywhere.
My Revolving Loans Scheme
A gap financing mechanism for strings of rural women.
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Nigeria in Focus
A new world is upon us. A globalized world of emerging technologies. Yet over half of Nigeria’s population still remains shut out of it’s opportunities for economic growth and prosperity. With a lack of access to decent jobs fueled by a want for quality education and human capital development; a huge share of our nations prosperity does not trickle down the bottom of society’s pyramid, creating an avalanche of youth unemployment, widening gender gaps and declining SME. All these work together to complete the circle of poverty.