WAAW Foundation – Nigeria

WAAW Foundation recognizes that Female Education and Science and Technology Innovation are the two most crucial components to poverty alleviation and rapid development in Africa. The plight of the African woman against prejudices and huge societal disadvantages in often male dominated communities is still vastly unexposed, and requires a strong and compassionate voice. We believe that the woman is the pivot of the family and the family is the pivot of the community. Empowering an African woman is a gift that keeps on giving.

WAAW Foundation’s executive board comprises of African women in Technology and Education who are passionate about giving back. At WAAW Foundation, we possess an insider’s perspective and understand the challenges as well as the vast buy provigil online south africa opportunities for social change that could yield economic and health benefits on an international level. We’re striving to use this perspective, along with the help of our ever-expanding WAAW community, to expose African women to STEM fields and all the possibilities that come along with an education.

OUR MISSION

To increase the pipeline of African women entering into Science and Technology fields and ensure they are engaged in Technology Innovation and Entrepreneurship to benefit buy modafinil online uk cheap Africa.

OUR VISION

100% of WAAW beneficiaries will become impactful leaders, change agents and technology innovators and an African girl will create or lead a global technology company.

OUR CORE VALUES

• The Power of Women
• Education and Leadership
• Impact and Giving Back
• Technology Innovation and Entrepreneurship
• Localization, gender  and Cultural Sensitivity

CORE FOCUS

Empowering African Women to become impactful leaders to benefit Africa through experiential STEM Education, Leadership and Entrepreneurship Training.

OUR STRENGTHS AND WHAT MAKES US UNIQUE

• Core team of women founders with – expertise, experience and passion.
• Our cause, our vision & values.
• Trust based on financial transparency and prudence.
• Proven programs that work – prototype you can replicate.
• Sustainable model of local engagement with extensive network of African women engaged in on-going activities – (Not episodic events)
• Community Impact

2025 TARGET

Increase the number of African women in STEM to by 10%, and build female technology innovators who create 10,000 jobs to impact their communities.

90% of participants enter and stay in STEM fields.