For Wahi Feminist Coalition to become a leading reference on women’s issues and policy influence at national and international levels.
Who We Are
Wahi Feminist Coalition is a diverse, voluntary and independent civil feminist coalition with a national, democratic, political and social character. Its voluntary membership includes Yemeni women from civil, political, academic and social backgrounds who are concerned with women’s issues and bring scientific and political expertise from across Yemen.
About the Coalition
Wahi welcomes everyone who independently supports its goals without alignment to any party. It works in partnership with civil society organizations and stakeholders to achieve its objectives.
Our Vision and Mission
Wahi strengthens women’s role in decision-making through capacity building, empowerment, protection mechanisms and policy influence to ensure fair, safe and sustainable participation.
Values and Principles
Respect for Human Dignity
Commitment and Responsibility
Absolute Integrity
Disclosure and Avoidance of Conflicts of Interest
Equality and Inclusion
Collective Feminist Action
Strategic Directions
Capacity Building
Establishing the coalition as a leading national reference for building women’s capacities.
Empowerment
Enabling women to access and influence decision-making positions.
Protection
Developing and activating comprehensive protection mechanisms for women in decision-making positions.
Strategic Objectives
Build the capacities of coalition members and women leaders to lead and create sustainable influence in complex contexts.
Empower women socially, economically and politically to ensure effective and equitable access to decision-making positions.
Develop an integrated system to protect women in decision-making positions from political, social and legal risks and violations.
Organizational Governance Principles
Wahi’s organizational structure is based on good governance, separation of powers, accountability, efficiency and institutional flexibility, consistent with its role as a national feminist reference in capacity building, empowerment, protection and public policy influence.