My latest for Inc.Africa documents how two vibrant women are on the path to delivering an equitable future for the world and what others can learn from them. More here: https://lnkd.in/dCC-AcrS
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Women are essential to addressing environmental challenges. Women bring: 💚Leadership 💚Adaptability 💚Resilience 💚Knowledge of the land Learn how women's participation in #ClimateAction is sowing seeds of change in Colombia: https://lnkd.in/dSRM7gy2
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Thriving economies depend on the full participation of women. The Women in the Sustainable Economy Initiative #WISE is empowering women to lead in green and blue sectors, fostering innovation and sustainability. With over $2 billion in commitments from 33 global partners, WISE is driving inclusive economic development and building a skilled workforce for the future. Discover how you can be part of this transformative initiative: https://lnkd.in/equtksBi
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https://lnkd.in/emGWrZat Women Pathway to Growth, Value, Valuable, Women's growth and development is essential for all humanity's growth and development; they are held back, we all are held back.
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Women are at the forefront of building a more sustainable and inclusive future. Through the Women in the Sustainable Economy #WISE Initiative by USAID, women are gaining valuable skills, economic opportunities, and access to crucial resources across diverse sectors. More on the initiative here: https://lnkd.in/equtksBi
Thriving economies depend on the full participation of women. The Women in the Sustainable Economy Initiative #WISE is empowering women to lead in green and blue sectors, fostering innovation and sustainability. With over $2 billion in commitments from 33 global partners, WISE is driving inclusive economic development and building a skilled workforce for the future. Discover how you can be part of this transformative initiative: https://lnkd.in/equtksBi
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Repost from Soroptimist International Explore SI UN Representative Theresa Devasahayam's blog on the ESCAP80, highlighting digital inclusion, economic growth, and empowering women with digital skills! Link in bio! @soroptimistglobal
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Investing in Women to Accelerate the Green Transition
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A key insight from #SavingsGroupConference2024: When we ensure women have equal access to financial services, we unlock their power as change agents and drivers of sustainable development. Join us in empowering women for a brighter future! 💡 #FinancialInclusion #EmpowerWomen #SustainableDevelopment
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When women support each other, incredible things happen’ In today’s dynamic world, women at all levels are partnering to foster change and reshape the narrative towards socio and economic transformation. Join the conversation. #UDBhere4U
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“Raise your voice—not to shout, but to give a voice to those unheard.” This statement has resonated with me throughout my career. Over the years, I’ve observed that true leadership isn’t defined by volume but by impact. When women leaders lift others, especially those who’ve been held back by systemic challenges, they ignite a ripple effect of change—within their teams, communities, and industries. But here’s the challenge—how often do we as leaders create spaces where these unheard voices can truly thrive? How can we ensure our actions today pave the way for a more inclusive and equitable tomorrow? Your perspective matters. What does leadership mean to you in driving long-term, systemic change? How do you amplify the voices that need to be heard? #WomeninLeadership #SocialImpact #Changemakers
Raise your voice for change. 🗣️ Empower women, empower the world. Join us: https://lnkd.in/gSQX-Qk3
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Over 25K women from 185 countries contributed to the #WeTheWomen survey. From women's rights to climate change, results how that a large number of women are aware of the serious challenges they face in today's world. But they are not pessimistic about the future. They clearly identify pathways for leadership to meet these obstacles going forward and point the way for a greater role for women in global and local leadership. 👉Check out the full results report here: https://bit.ly/4bZejxg
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