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Jun 1, 2006
Women Entrepreneurs Guide for Senegal
French only.
May 1, 2006
Voices of Women Entrepreneurs in Kenya
The report profiles successful women business owners as role models and offers a unique perspective, grounded in experience, on the obstacles and constraints they have had to overcome.
Apr 1, 2006
Access to Credit for Businesswomen in Indonesia
Women-owned businesses represent 60% of the total micro, small and medium enterprises (MSME) in Indonesia, offering an important contribution to Indonesia's economic growth. With so many women working in the MSME sector in Indonesia, access to credit for businesswomen becomes an important issue to consider.
Mar 1, 2006
MPDF/IFC GEM Survey of Women Business Owners in Vietnam
The women entrepreneurs surveyed identified a number of key issues and made recommendations to support the growth of women-owned enterprises in Vietnam.
Jan 1, 2006
Case Study Excerpt - Promoting Women's Employment in Mining
Sometimes companies can effectively pioneer change and challenge notions of workplace stereotypes. Programa Mujer, in Chile, is an innovative example of how to break with traditions that excludes women from mining operations.
Jan 1, 2006
Case Study Excerpt - "Going Beyond": Women's Empowerment Program in Sri Lanka and India
The MAS Holdings and its subsidiary companies launched a women's empowerment program entitled Go Beyond and the MAS Go Beyond "Empowered Woman of the Year" competition. The company’s apparel and manufacturing plants were over 90% women; a majority of them from predominantly rural backgrounds with limited access to enhance their education and skill base.
Aug 1, 2005
PEP MENA Gender Entrepreneurship Markets Analysis Tool
This manual provides practical guidance on how to analyze the needs of male and female entrepreneurs and how to open up opportunities to allow women to develop their businesses.
Aug 1, 2005
Case Study Excerpt - Addressing Gender Impacts in Privatization of Kenya Railways
Selecting workers for retrenchment during workforce realignments can be a difficult task. Some selection criterion such as length of service or qualifications can still unfairly target particular groups, especially women in the workforce.
Jan 1, 2005
Gender and Economic Growth in Uganda
This landmark report reflects the government of Uganda's concern that without the full economic contribution of both men and women, opportunities for job creation and economic growth are being missed.
Jan 1, 2001
Voices of Women in the Private Sector
This report highlights some of the entrepreneurial obstacles and needs faced by women in Indonesia's micro, small and medium enterprises, from legal discrimination to educational disadvantage; social pressures and access to finance issues.
Jan 1, 2001
Public Private Partnerships — Promoting Gender Equity — The Gender and Growth Assessment for Uganda
The Gender and Growth Assessment identified specific legal and administrative barriers to investment that have a gender dimension and suggested that Uganda could gain as much as 2% growth per annum by addressing gender inequalities.
Jan 1, 2001
Gender Equal Land Laws: Driving Businesses Forward
Not having comprehensive rights to land restricts the way in which land can be used as collateral for business borrowing, and both hampers credit markets and dampens the business environment in general.
Jan 1, 2001
Access to Finance for Women - Leveraging Donor Funding to Assist Highly Disadvantaged Women Across Africa
This report focuses on AWDF, an Africa-wide fundraising and grant-making initiative for African women. It is the first attempt at an Africawide philanthropic institution promoting social change through the funding of autonomous women's organizations.