Our roundup of the latest news, including details of our new project focusing on funding for women’s economic empowerment, our forthcoming webinar on DFI transparency, and a chance to catch up on our publications and events looking at gender financing in Kenya, Guatemala and Nepal.
It Is now well established that investing in women’s economic empowerment has a catalytic effect in reducing poverty for all people and achieving gender equality. In this blog, Sally Paxton discusses the urgent need for effective investment in women’s economic empowerment, and why limited understanding of who is funding what and with what results is hampering progress. To help efforts to overcome this barrier, we are launching a new project: “Women’s Economic Empowerment: building evidence for better investments”.
We are very pleased to welcome two new trustees to the board of Publish What You Fund. Al Kags and Justine Tordoff bring new skills and experiences that complement our existing board members, and ensure we have a great team to oversee the future direction of the organisation.
Catch up on our webinar to learn how the Nepali government and international donors are funding gender equality in Nepal, and where key stakeholders can work together to improve the transparency of this funding.
Catch up on our webinar to learn how the Guatemalan government and international donors are funding gender equality in Guatemala, and where key stakeholders can work together to improve the transparency of this funding.
Our regular news roundup, featuring the latest reports and webinars from our gender financing project – focused on gender equality funding in Kenya, Guatemala and Nepal. Also a reminder about our consultation on proposed changes to the Aid Transparency Index methodology.
