Hand in Hand is committed to decentralised, locally led transformation because we believe it’s the best way to fuel sustainable, long-term impact. Each base in our network creates local jobs on arrival and uses local knowledge to design and deliver according to each region’s unique needs.
This ensures decision-making power stays within the communities we serve so they can shape the future they want.
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Data-driven impact
Five metrics that prove we’re equipping women to win long term.
116%
Income uplift
93%
Business resilience
53%
Personal financial
resilience
82%
Equal decision making
475%
Return on investment
(ROI)
Two new Trustees join the Hand in Hand International Board
We are delighted to announce the appointment of two new Trustees to our Board, Felisters Gitau and Iris Epple-Righi. Felisters
Amalia Johnsson appointed CEO of Hand in Hand International
Hand in Hand International is pleased to announce the appointment of Amalia Johnsson as its new CEO. Amalia, currently serving
Hand in Hand partners with Fund for Innovation in Development to evaluate the impact of a project to boost Tanzanian women’s incomes by engaging with communities to shift gender norms
Hand in Hand, in partnership with Fund for Innovation in Development (FID), is launching a three-and-a-half year project to find
Hand in Hand and IKEA Foundation’s regenerative agriculture project boosts Kenyan smallholders’ incomes by 155%
A groundbreaking pilot project led by Hand in Hand has successfully supported almost 2,000 smallholder farmers in Kenya to move
Meet Magadalene Radier – eco entrepreneur
The world produces around 350 million tonnes of plastic waste each year, of which around 82 million tonnes is mismanaged
Meet Damiana – Using digital skills to go from street vendor to hotel supplier
Women often have less access to technology and the internet compared to boys and men. The gender digital divide in