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Our Partners
Corporations, foundations, bilateral and multilateral partners and individuals work with us to advance women’s financial inclusion.
Women’s World Banking relies on its core funding partners to make our operations possible. We have shared mandates to promote gender equality and increase financial inclusion, while reducing poverty and working towards achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals. Women’s World Banking values the reciprocal relationship it has with each core funder. We are proud to partner with these leaders in the development community and are very grateful for their strategic inputs and financial support.
$500k – $20M
Australian Government, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT)
Financial Sector Deepening Africa (FSDA)
$100k – $499.9
FSDMoç
German Development Cooperation
Swiss Capacity Building Facility (SCBF)
UK Prosperity Fund/DAI
United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF)
$25k – $99.9
Data2X (United Nations Foundation)
IFC
$10k – $24.9
CDC Group Plc
FSDT – Financial Sector Deepening Trust
International Development Research Centre (IDRC)
$5k – $9.9
$1k – $4.9
In-kind
$20M+
Visa Foundation
$500k – $20M
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Credit Suisse Foundation
MetLife Foundation
Swiss Re Foundation
The Argidius Foundation
$100k – $499.9
Cisco Foundation
Citi Foundation
Convergence
ExxonMobil Foundation
$25k – $99.9
Bloomberg
Boston Consulting Group
BNY Mellon Foundation
Citi Inclusive Finance
Diamond Bank Plc
Exxon Mobil Corporation
FINCA Microfinance Fund B.V.
Mastercard
PIMCO Foundation
White & Case LLP
$10k – $24.9
Colgate
Diebold Nixdorf
Triodos Bank NV
Oliver Wyman Group
$5k – $9.9
EC Travel
Goldman Sachs Gives
Lillian Feder Foundation
Rockflower
Seattle Foundation
$1k – $4.9
Anne Hale and Arthur Johnson Fund
Finance in Motion
Paulson Charitable Foundation
In-kind
Baker McKenzie
IBM
Microsoft
Sidley Austin LLP
Women’s World Banking is grateful to our supporters who generously provided their philanthropic sponsorship to help us continue our work to provide women and girls with access to financial services. While the list below reflects donors who contributed $5,000 or more in 2017, we are deeply thankful for every gift that Women’s World Banking receives.
$25k – $99.9
Maryfrances Metrick
$10k – $24.9
Connie Collingsworth
Elizabeth Munson
Beth Roberts and Natan Vaisman
Michael Useem
$5k – $9.9
Sylvia Chin
Katherine Collins
$1k – $4.9
Christine Bindert
Michelle Chiang
Inger Dewey Golob
Maritta W Ko
Perri Lee Roberts & Steve Elias
Maureen O’Toole
Chris Rich
Dorothy Roberts
May Seeman
Angela Sun