$10,000 to provide women living with HIV/AIDS with skills training and seed capital. Part of the funds was earmarked for stigma reduction advocacy and prevention of mother to child transmission education.

$60,000 over three years to establish and support self-help groups of women living with HIV/AIDS to go into sustainable income generation projects.

$20,000 to train selected unemployed women in plastic art, sewing of eco-friendly bags, basic business management, leadership skills and record keeping; and to strengthen cooperatives. Part of the grant was used to undertake educational activities on plastic waste management

$8,000 to organise a training programme on women’s rights issues and advocacy skills as well as to produce 24 radio programmes to create awareness on sexual violence and various laws protecting women and children.

$10,000 to train 50 village midwives and to support 2 health centres for the provision of medical aid to survivors of violence.

$15,000 to provide skills training for 50 women living with HIV/AIDS and to train them in business management.

$10,000 to support 50 women living with HIV&AIDS with income generating activities and to provide HIV education with emphasis on stigma reduction.

$7,500 to organise an HIV anti stigma campaign in the departments of Niakara and Odienne.

$9,000 to train 25 peer educators in women’s sexual and reproductive health and to create awareness among the general public on the importance of family planning and women’s health.

$10, 000 to organise a public education session on women’s health, to organize an awareness creation programmes on the rights of LGBTIs and to train 10 peer educators on the sexual rights of LGBTI people.