WWSF, or the Women's World Summit Foundation, is an international, not-for-profit, humanitarian organization based in Geneva, Switzerland. Since its inception on International Women's Day in 1991, WWSF has been dedicated to advancing the rights of women and children and working towards the realization of the UN Sustainable Development Goals - Agenda 2030.

WWSF's annual empowerment campaigns, prize awards, world days, round tables, and conferences aim to create a more just and peaceful world by amplifying the voices and impact of women, children, and youth - who make up 75% of the world's population. The organization offers various programs, including the 75% Campaign, the 17 Days of Activism Empowerment Kit for rural women, the Prize for Women's Creativity in Rural Life, and the Prevention Kit for the 19 Days of Activism.

With consultative status at the United Nations, WWSF strives to engage women, children, and youth in shaping a more equitable and peaceful future through concrete and effective participation in development. Additionally, the organization publishes annual activity reports, provides trainings, and hosts workshops to inspire civic engagement and service to humanity.