Womenfy International

Womenfy International is rated 3 out of 5 in the category program development. Read and write reviews about Womenfy International. Our focus on women: Africa’s largest population is female, and yet they may never make up half of the total workforce. We recognize that women have unique skills to offer and also have barriers to entering and engaging in the workforce. We believe these barriers can be broken down through innovative techniques and turning good intentions into actions that are immediate, effective and far-reaching. At Womefy, we understand that we cannot overcome poverty until all people have equal access to opportunities. We focus on tackling the underlying causes of the workplace gender gap, to deliver a lasting, diverse and inclusive culture of opportunities and fairness, where women can find fulfillment and spaces to thrive. We are committed to championing policy structures and building new frameworks of organisational gender mainstreaming, and up-skilling the next generation of women leaders around the globe, and make decent work for men and women a reality. Womenfy’s Approach We are about refining the strength in women recruitees and leaders. We provide complimentary HR services towards recruiting and sustaining gender balance. We take an approach that requires closing gender gaps in hiring and promotions, especially early in the pipeline when women are most often overlooked. A huge part of this will be opening HR processes - with tools and functions. Over the next couple of years, we will harness women’s potential as a key resource for global development. We will build Women Leadership Community Centres across Africa that will transform a million leaders into emerging, managerial, executive and board rooms. We promise a community. We promise top Leaders. We promise gender and diversity in organisations. Our Vision Every woman around the world has access to decent work and great careers. Mission Leveraging Innovative HR techniques to improve working conditions, and make decent work for women a reality