- Fondos de Mujeres Fiyi
- Fundación Coreana para la Mujer
- Mongolian Women’s Fund (MONES)
- Fondo de Mujeres para Asia
"El movimiento filantrópico feminista en Asia y el Pacífico, además de movilizar recursos guiados por principios feministas, se compromete políticamente con los recursos, trastocando la relación de poder de los que dan y los que reclaman, así como garantizando que el misterio del control de los recursos se haga transparente y visible."
- Tulika Srivastava, Directora Ejecutiva de Women's Fund Asia
Like so many of the other regions, the feminist movement in Asia and the Pacific is diverse and vibrant with feminists of different ages, classes, and genders. Working within and across national boundaries, feminists in Asia and the Pacific continue to push against diverse issues like patriarchal structures, unequal division of care work while they fight for workers’ rights, economic justice, climate justice, safety, and reproductive rights.
In response to the growing feminist movement, the first women’s fund in Asia was established in 1995. Since then, the region has seen an increase in the number of women’s funds resourcing feminist movements at national and regional levels. In 2019, they came together in a unique partnership, where they defined a shared vision for feminist funding that is flexible and transformative for the Asia and Pacific region.
In Asia and the Pacific, women’s funds members of Prospera INWF work toward realizing their feminist funding manifesto, and are also mindful about how they build their internal capacities.
Resilience Grants priorities:
- Staff salaries and skills building
- Technical support for communications
- Resource mobilization
- Safety and wellness