Gender

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There’s a Global School Sexual Violence Crisis and We Don’t Know Enough About It
March 06, 2020
As the global education world increasingly doubles down on efforts to address the global learning crisis, it is not clear that there are sufficient efforts going into keeping girls safe at school. We think it’s important to keep sounding the alarm: it is outrageous and unacceptable that millions of ...
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Consent in Development: Stephanie Kimou and Angela Bruce-Raeburn on the CGD Podcast
February 24, 2020
Stephanie Kimou of PopWorks Africa and Angela Bruce-Raeburn of Global Health Advocacy Incubator join me on the podcast to discuss the impact of the colonization of Africa on development culture, the economic and social impacts of aid workers flooding a struggling country, and a future where dev...
CGD NOTES
From Principles to Practice: Strengthening Accountability for Gender Equality in International Development
January 31, 2020
This policy note seeks to contribute to maximizing the impact of Beijing +25, and strengthening accountability for global gender equality more broadly, by grappling with three core questions: For what should governments be held accountable? To whom should they...
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An Attempt at Using Loans as Leverage in Tanzania. What’s Next for Gender Equality Accountability?
January 31, 2020
Here I propose three questions that can allow us to tackle the all-too-often abstract concept of “accountability” for gender equality in a more concrete way.
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Unpacking the Gender Gaps in Financial Inclusion
January 28, 2020
Financial inclusion—an individual’s access to bank accounts or other financial products—has improved around much of the world, but significant gender gaps remain. How can we account for this gap? Do gender gaps in financial inclusion reflect differences in observable characteristic...
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BlackRock Just Committed to Climate Smart Investments. Can Gender Smart be Next?
January 21, 2020
If combating climate change is now center stage for BlackRock, then eliminating global gender inequality should be next on the horizon for the corporation and its counterparts (Vanguard, Fidelity, State Street, etc.).
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12 Years of Quality Education for Every Girl: Five Ways the New UK Government Can Deliver on Its Manifesto Pledge
January 16, 2020
The 2019 UK Conservative Party manifesto committed the UK government to “stand up for the right of every girl in the world to have 12 years of quality education.” We offer five recommendations to help the UK government deliver on its manifesto commitment.