Projects

This project promoted socio-economic empowerment of women and youth through livelihood development initiatives in post-conflict Northern districts.

Implemented by Chrysalis with support from UN Women and Jaffna Partners for Peace, the project strengthened income generation and resilience.

This project offered technical assistance to CARE Malawi for replicating Chrysalis’s Community Development Forum (CDF) model to enhance community participation and local governance.

Implemented by Chrysalis with support from CARE UK and CARE Malawi, the project aimed to strengthen governance structures and citizen engagement.

WEAVE III continued empowering women-headed households in Northern Sri Lanka economically and socially, ensuring their safety, dignity, and long-term resilience.

Implemented by Chrysalis with support from H&M Foundation, the project aimed to strengthen entrepreneurship, livelihood opportunities, and social empowerment.

This project strengthened women’s engagement in policy and decision-making at the local level in collaboration with government partners.

Implemented by Chrysalis with support from UNDP and the Ministry of Women and Child Development, the project promoted inclusive leadership.

This short-term initiative used film as a medium to promote dialogue, reconciliation, and social cohesion among divided communities. Through carefully curated peace-themed film screenings, the project encouraged reflection, discussion, and mutual understanding.

Implemented by Chrysalis with support from GiZ, the initiative focused on strengthening community-level dialogue platforms and promoting non-violent narratives.

This programme empowered women’s groups and grassroots leaders to challenge inequality and promote social cohesion and reconciliation through economic empowerment.

Implemented by Chrysalis with support from UN Women and the People of Japan, the project focused on leadership, enterprise, and social inclusion.

This project promoted socio-economic empowerment of women and youth through livelihood development initiatives in post-conflict Northern districts.

Implemented by Chrysalis with support from UN Women and Jaffna Partners for Peace, the project strengthened income generation and resilience.

This project offered technical assistance to CARE Malawi for replicating Chrysalis’s Community Development Forum (CDF) model to enhance community participation and local governance.

Implemented by Chrysalis with support from CARE UK and CARE Malawi, the project aimed to strengthen governance structures and citizen engagement.

WEAVE III continued empowering women-headed households in Northern Sri Lanka economically and socially, ensuring their safety, dignity, and long-term resilience.

Implemented by Chrysalis with support from H&M Foundation, the project aimed to strengthen entrepreneurship, livelihood opportunities, and social empowerment.

This project strengthened women’s engagement in policy and decision-making at the local level in collaboration with government partners.

Implemented by Chrysalis with support from UNDP and the Ministry of Women and Child Development, the project promoted inclusive leadership.

This short-term initiative used film as a medium to promote dialogue, reconciliation, and social cohesion among divided communities. Through carefully curated peace-themed film screenings, the project encouraged reflection, discussion, and mutual understanding.

Implemented by Chrysalis with support from GiZ, the initiative focused on strengthening community-level dialogue platforms and promoting non-violent narratives.

This programme empowered women’s groups and grassroots leaders to challenge inequality and promote social cohesion and reconciliation through economic empowerment.

Implemented by Chrysalis with support from UN Women and the People of Japan, the project focused on leadership, enterprise, and social inclusion.