By Sandra Vale | Programs Manager
About Consulado da Mulher
Founded in 2002, Consulado da Mulher is Brazil's first social technology dedicated to women's economic empowerment through entrepreneurship. Supported by Whirlpool Corporation, the organization helps women in vulnerable situations strengthen their businesses, increase income, and build financial autonomy.
Over the years, Consulado da Mulher has expanded its methodology and national reach while remaining committed to creating sustainable opportunities for women entrepreneurs across Brazil.
Highlights
The Consulado da Mulher continued expanding its impact through entrepreneurship training, mentoring, business development and community-based initiatives.
Impact at a Glance
Who We Serve
The organization primarily supports women experiencing social and economic vulnerability.
Key participant characteristics include:
These realities shape the organization's accessible, community-based methodology.
Our Programs
Consulado da Mulher implemented a portfolio of initiatives designed to strengthen women's economic inclusion:
Our Approach
The organization combines:
This integrated methodology strengthens both business performance and women's confidence, autonomy, and leadership.
Strategic Vision
Consulado da Mulher believes that economic inclusion goes beyond income generation. Its mission is to create long-term opportunities that foster autonomy, dignity, and social transformation.
Looking ahead, the organization aims to:
Volunteers and Partnerships
The organization continues to rely on a strong network of volunteers, corporate partners, educational institutions, and local organizations that contribute expertise, mentoring, and resources to strengthen women's entrepreneurial journeys.
This collaborative ecosystem remains essential for scaling impact nationwide.
Looking Forward
In the coming years, Consulado da Mulher seeks to become an even stronger national reference in women's economic empowerment, expanding opportunities for nano and micro-entrepreneurs while promoting inclusive economic development throughout Brazil.
Its commitment remains clear: empowering women to build sustainable businesses, strengthen their communities, and transform their futures.
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