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By | Banco de Crédito de Bolivia Women entrepreneurs play a fundamental role in the transformation of their communities. Throughout
ANDE | Moving towards gender equality: ANDE’s challenges, recommendations and actions for the entrepreneurship sector.
By | Estephannia Herrera Esquivel Program Coordinator, ANDE Andean Region office. In this article we will examine the challenges faced
Alive | Beyond Investment: How we are Building Gender-Inclusive Businesses in Latin America
By | Alive Ventures Since the launch of our first impact investment fund in 2018, ALIVE has been committed to
2X | Empowering Tomorrow: Unleashing Gender-Smart Capital Worldwide
By | Jessica Espinoza CEO, 2X Global As the world celebrates International Women’s Day, the 2024 theme ‘invest in women,
JA Americas | She is Digital: increased and better opportunities for young Latin American women
By | JA Americas The ‘She is Digital’ project from Junior Achievement Americas has proven to be an inspiring and
Emprende Pro Mujer: 3 Years, 23 Countries, and More than 66,300 Women Reached
Women’s entrepreneurship fosters growth while boosting and invigorating the economy. However, a challenging reality continues to loom in the shadows:
Valentine’s Day and Gender Stereotypes: Challenging Traditional Romantic Narratives
By | Carmen Correa Every year, when February 14th rolls around, you might hear grand statements like “I would die
Emprende Pro Mujer is Changing Women’s Lives in Southeast Mexico
Entrepreneurship rates are particularly high in Latin America and the Caribbean compared to other regions. According to a recent report
SICT and Pro Mujer Sign Agreement to Support Indigenous Women’s Digital Inclusion in Southeast Mexico
The agreement is part of the “Smart Villages, Sustainable Well-Being” initiative of the Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation (SICT).
Pro Mujer, Mi Teleférico, and Terminal de Buses: Working Together to Keep Bolivian Women Safe
Today, anyone who looks up in La Paz or El Alto will see a message written on some of the
