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$15 Million Fund Launched to Build Momentum Against FGM and Advance Gender Equality

A $15 million fund has been launched to build momentum toward ending female genital mutilation worldwide and advancing gender equality.

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$15 Million Fund Launched to Build Momentum Against FGM and Advance Gender Equality

A new $15 million fund has been launched to accelerate global efforts to end female genital mutilation and promote gender equality. Organizers say the initiative will support community-led programs, advocacy, education, survivor services, and policy work in countries where the practice persists. The fund aims to strengthen local movements and create lasting momentum rather than rely solely on short-term campaigns. Supporters say eliminating FGM requires sustained investment, cultural engagement, and protection for girls and women facing pressure or potential harm

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