This paper from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation addresses the need to reform the international development finance architecture in ways that expand access to affordable credit for women entrepreneurs in the Global South. In arguing for increased access to affordable productive capital and economic participation for women, the paper focuses particularly on sub-Saharan Africa due to its urgent need for growth and relatively high female labor force participation (including high levels of entrepreneurship), coupled with low credit availability.
Letter from Inez: April 2026
Spotlight on: Learning Hub Launch Last week’s Ask the Expert session on CX and UX that drive women’s access to finance highlighted…
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