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Co-meta is a community-based training model that strengthens women's economic autonomy by building digital and financial skills to support their entrepreneurial or employment journeys

Co-meta is a community-based solution designed for women affected by intersecting inequalities—such as poverty, gender-based violence, migration, disability, and unpaid care work. It helps strengthen their economic autonomy by developing digital and financial skills that support entrepreneurship or access to dignified employment.

What makes Co-meta effective is that it’s more than just a tra...

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Co-meta is a community-based solution designed for women affected by intersecting inequalities—such as poverty, gender-based violence, mi...

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There is no funding available for this idea in Ireland, but these resources will still help to make your project happen!

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Co-meta: Digital and Resilient Futures for all Women
Rosalba
Community Facilitator
Guadalajara
Mexico

How to start a project on ChangeX

  • 1

    Create your project page

    Click the green start button to register and set up your project page. It’s quick, free and easy.

  • 2

    Complete a 30 Day Challenge

    Complete simple steps in 30 days to get your project off the ground.

  • 3

    Activate your project

    Follow the 5 Step Guide and your action plan to bring the project to life.

  • 4

    Share impact

    Share impact by posting a summary and photos and completing a survey.

Great for

  • Someone who works with underserved or marginalized women, including migrants, caregivers, or survivors of gender-based violence
  • Someone who runs a community center, NGO, or local initiative focused on inclusion, employability, or women’s rights.
  • Someone looking to integrate practical digital and financial education into their programs for economic empowerment
  • Someone passionate about economic inclusion, gender equality, and building community-based solutions
  • Someone ready to help women thrive through skills and networks

Co-meta: Digital and Resilient Futures for all Women project essentials

5 Step Guide

  • Receive the Co-meta Methodology
  • Plan, Organize, and Mobilize
  • Deliver Core Training
  • Connect Women to Opportunities
  • Monitor, Reflect, Improve

Time

Suggested: 8-10 hours per week for 4 months

Resources

More information on how to get started and any resources shared by the Co-meta: Digital and Resilient Futures for all Women

Meet the Social Innovator

Welcome to Co-meta! We’re so glad you’re here.

Co-meta is more than a training opportunity—it’s a support network for community educators and social leaders passionate about advancing gender equity and fighting inequality. It is especially designed to serve women affected by poverty, exclusion, and structural barriers, helping them reclaim their economic future with dignity, skills, and autonomy.

As a Co-meta trainer, you’ll become part of a vibrant network of allies working across Spanish-speaking communities to build a more inclusive and just world for all.

From now own you are part of our collective impact community. We’ll walk alongside you every step of the way—with guidance, tools, and peer support to help you adapt the model to your local context. Together, we can ensure that not just a few, but all women can thrive.

Let’s build digital and resilient futures for all—together.

Miriam S, Co-meta Master Trainer

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Why a 30 day challenge?

    The 30 Day Challenge was developed by our Team based on our experience working with communities. We’ve learned that the first weeks are critical to build momentum and get off to a good start with any community project. Teams who complete these steps within the first month are much more likely to successfully complete their project!

    The Challenge is a series of simple steps that each applicant has to complete to get their project off the ground and unlock funding, if there is funding currently available for that idea in your region. Steps include watching a video and/or reading content, having a call with a ChangeX team member, forming a team so that you have support, having your first team meeting, sharing a team photo, and sharing a project action plan.

  • What can funding be used for?

    Once funding is received it can be used to cover direct set-up costs of the new community project. For example space rental, insurance fees, seeds and planting materials, tools, training fees; pretty much any materials you might need for a project that benefits your community.

    Funds cannot be used for the costs of work that has already been carried out, costs unrelated to the setup and maintenance of the new project, payments to group members for their work on the project. Funds can’t be used for the promotion of religious causes, non-charitable activities, sponsorship or fundraising events. Please read the terms and conditions for further details.

  • How do I know if there is funding available?

    On idea pages, if there is funding available for the idea in your region you will see “Funding available” and the region listed in the turquoise box. When you first login you will also see a green banner at the top of the screen saying “live funds near you” if there is funding available in your region. The ChangeX homepage will feature those live funds near you.

    A note on the waitlist: when all the funding has been allocated to applicants, new applicants will go on a waitlist. If some applicants that are in the fund don’t successfully complete the 30 Day Challenge their funding will be released and can be then allocated to those on the waitlist. To see if you are going on a waitlist check the main fund page, ideas fully allocated will have the note “Join the waitlist” instead of “Apply to start”.

  • What is ChangeX?

    ChangeX is a platform that connects communities to proven ideas and funding.

    By empowering local changemakers with proven ideas from social innovators and accessible funding from our partners, we aim to build healthier, more inclusive and sustainable communities. Our work is aligned to the UN Sustainable Development Goals and together with our partners, we aim to impact 1 billion people globally by 2030.

    • Communities: Get the funding, resources and support you need to start impactful projects in your community.
    • Social innovators: Connect with local changemakers, access funding to scale your idea, and impact more communities globally.
    • Funders: Fund the themes and regions they care most about, with measurable impact, and at global scale.

    We believe that by bringing the best social innovations and the world’s changemakers together in a shared community, we can accelerate the spread of innovations across the world and have a bigger impact. Together we aim to unleash the potential of changemakers by enabling collaboration, by sharing knowledge and resources, by connecting changemakers across different disciplines and innovations and by opening up access to the world’s best proven social innovations to everyone.

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