In Afghanistan, where women face deep-rooted barriers to education, mobility, and financial independence, economic participation is more than an opportunity—it’s a form of resilience. At Parun, women’s economic development is not just a portfolio—it’s a mission grounded in equity, inclusion, and long-term impact. We work with women who are starting businesses from their homes, managing cooperatives in rural districts, or leading microenterprises in fragile markets. Many face daunting challenges: limited access to capital, societal restrictions, lack of market exposure, and minimal technical support. Yet, despite these barriers, Afghan women continue to show determination, creativity, and entrepreneurial spirit.. From mentorship and training to access-to-market strategies, we tailor our support to the real-world conditions Afghan women face.