All actions undertaken under the GLOF-II Project ensure the representation and participation of women and girls, in alignment with the Project’s Gender Action Plan.

The Project aims to gender mainstream its interventions despite the socio-cultural barriers and gender norms prevalent in the Project valleys to enhance inclusion and amplify the Project’s impact for sustainability.

To date, despite gendered barriers, a total of 295,176 (49%) women and girls have benefitted from the Project’s infrastructural interventions, while 23,746 (41%) women and girls have benefitted from various trainings, mock drills, awareness sessions, and workshops delivered by the Project.

Access the Project’s Gender Action Plan, and Gender Needs Assessment for more information on the Project’s livelihood interventions to support women’s economic empowerment.