Policy Advocacy Strategist, Southeast Asia
Women’s World Banking is looking for a talented SEA Policy Strategist to support our government engagement and policy influence work for Southeast Asia.
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Women’s World Banking is looking for a talented SEA Policy Strategist to support our government engagement and policy influence work for Southeast Asia.
Women’s World Banking is seeking to recruit Program Manager to be based out of Mumbai to
design and implement a project in collaboration with NABARD and Regional Rural Banks.
Women’s World Banking is seeking to recruit Project Manager for a period of to be based out of Lucknow.
Where We Work South Asia Learn how our efforts have benefitted women and banking institutions in this region. Primary Problem We’ve Set Out to Address Usage and Engagement for Underbanked In 2018, we saw that India had opened millions of Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY) accounts, but the majority
Where We Work Southeast Asia Learn how our efforts have benefitted women and banking institutions in this region. Primary Problem We’ve Set Out to Address Usage and Engagement for Underbanked In 2017, we saw that 120MM women were either unbanked or had an account that they did not use in
By Julie-Ann Guivarra, Ambassador for Gender Equality, DFAT and Mary Ellen Iskenderian, CEO & President, Women’s World Banking In 2016, Women’s World Banking and the Australian Government, through the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT), teamed up to build a more secure and prosperous future for low-income women in
This renewed, four-year partnership will enable Women’s World Banking to accelerate its support for low-income women throughout Southeast Asia, with a focus on COVID-19 recovery and resilience New York, October 22, 2020 – Women’s World Banking announces that Australia’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) has renewed its support
This report summarizes efforts by Women’s World Banking to answer three key questions: Which value chains in Cambodia, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Vietnam represent priority opportunities to develop increased credit offerings for women-owned MSMEs (micro-, small- & medium-sized enterprises) through value chain digitization? What forms of value chain digitization would
Women’s World Banking launched the Southeast Asia Advisory Council in May, supported by the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
Global NGO Women’s World Banking today announced the launch of their Southeast Asia Advisory Council, a group of 13 high-profile leaders with the common goal of advancing women’s financial inclusion throughout the region.