Women spend
up to 6-8 hours daily on unpaid labour
UOWE helps them convert this time into income-generating activities.
Over 60% of
women-led businesses face unfair pricing
UOWE strengthens market access and collective bargaining.
Despite making
up 48% of India’s population, women contribute only 18% to GDP
UOWE nurtures skills and entrepreneurship to bridge this gap.
Self-help groups
(SHGs) have empowered over 80 million women in India
UOWE builds networks that amplify voices and economic resilience.
Only 14.7%
of parliamentary seats are held by women
UOWE enables women to manage their own earnings.
23.3% of
women were married before 18, limiting financial control
UOWE enables women to manage their own earnings.
Women-led startups
receive less than 2% of venture capital funding
UOWE builds confidence and risk-taking ability.
Studies show
that when women
control finances, child education rates improve by 20%
UOWE empowers women to drive social transformation.