We support women’s groups by enhancing their knowledge, skills, financial literacy, and access to income-generating activities through different educative programs and access to opportunities. This ensures their capacity to control their destiny, reduces vulnerability to economic dependency, and enhances their ability to make decisions independently.
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Strengthening Legal Support for GBV Survivors: Partnership with Ethiopian Women Lawyers Association (EWLA)
N4ED has established a partnership with the Ethiopian Women Lawyers Association (EWLA), a leading civil society organization providing legal aid and advocating…
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Empowering Women and Youth Through Vocational Training Opportunities
Project Overview (Introduction) In March 2025, N4ED partnered with OICE to provide free vocational training to selected beneficiaries from our microbusiness support…
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Partnership with Mogzit: Connecting Trained Mothers to Employment Opportunities
Project Overview (Introduction) N4ED has partnered with Mogzit, an employment-matching platform specializing in connecting families with qualified nannies. Through this collaboration, mothers…
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Advancing Women-Led Microbusinesses Through Financial Technology
Project Overview In a joint effort to support economic empowerment, N4ED and FINBIT launched a collaborative initiative designed to strengthen the financial…
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Empowering Mothers Through Agri-Business Training: Poultry and Sheep Farming
Project Overview Our two groups of mothers engaged in poultry and sheep farming successfully completed a three-month agri-business training program. This initiative…
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Empowering Entrepreneurial Mothers: Training in Motivation, Business, and Microfinance
Project Overview (Introduction) In collaboration with Tabitha Reach and Bridging Gaps, Nutrition 4 Education & Development (N4ED) organized a two-part training program…
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Strengthening Women’s Empowerment Through Partnership with Setaweet
Project Overview N4ED is excited to expand its growing partnership with Setaweet through a new collaborative effort under their “Movement Building” project.…