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by Erin Markel, Rachel Hess, Helen Loftin
This paper provides the rationale that market systems facilitation practitioners can use to engage private sector firms in efforts to empower women.… Read More ›

by Erin Markel
This document provides a summary of the key findings from ‘Measuring Women’s Economic Empowerment: Guidelines for Practitioners’ produced by Erin Markel, MarketShare Associates, for the Donor Committee for Enterprise Development’s Women’s Entrepreneurship Development Working Group (July 2014). … Read More ›

This brief looks at the women-only markets as a particularly promising model for promoting women’s active participation in the economy while contributing to their empowerment.… Read More ›

by Georgia Taylor
This review assesses the quality and effectiveness of evaluation methods and approaches used to analyse the
effects of programmes or projects on women and girls’ economic empowerment (WGEE). … Read More ›
effects of programmes or projects on women and girls’ economic empowerment (WGEE). … Read More ›
by Paola Pereznieto, Rachel Marcus, Matthew Maclure, Nandini Archer, and Anna Mdee (Overseas Development Institute)
The report explores the gender-related barriers faced by young women and young men, reviews the many approaches that programs take to confront these barriers, and tries to establish whether and how these approaches have been successful.… Read More ›
by Linda Scott
This report describes the lessons learned by a group of major multinationals who have
joined the effort to economically empower women through partnerships, research, and
innovative programmes that aim to lift economic barriers and bring women into full
participation.… Read More ›
joined the effort to economically empower women through partnerships, research, and
innovative programmes that aim to lift economic barriers and bring women into full
participation.… Read More ›
by Laura Kim, MarketShare Associates
This learning brief captures AWEF’s experience in developing an efficient poverty measurement tool that is gender-sensitive and empowerment-forward, which it has chosen to call the Disadvantage Assessment. Throughout the process, AWEF sought to push the boundaries of how it measures poverty – by being woman-focused, multidimensional, and context-specific.… Read More ›
by Sonia Jordan, ÉLAN DRC
This case study is the third in ÉLAN RDC’s Women’s Economic Empowerment Learning Series. ÉLAN RDC is a DFID-funded market systems programme working across ten highly differentiated and geographically dispersed provinces in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).… Read More ›
by Deena M. Burjorjee
This Brief is intended for funders, practitioners, and policy makers who are committed to women’s financial inclusion and economic empowerment. It introduces basic concepts of social norms change theory, reviews current practices regarding gendered approaches to financial inclusion, and explores how lessons learned from other sectors that are embedding norms changes in their design can be applied to women’s financial inclusion programming.… Read More ›
by Adam Smith International
The aim is to provide a set of clear and actionable recommendations to inform current planning and increase women’s participation in the mining sector.… Read More ›
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