
A UN-backed boost for women-run businesses in the developing world
A microfinance institution created by the UN is helping women in developing countries to have a successful work and home life, despite the many challenges they face.
A microfinance institution created by the UN is helping women in developing countries to have a successful work and home life, despite the many challenges they face.
By investing in sustainable companies and technologies, financial institutions can reduce risk and increase earnings
A key solution for tackling the gender pay gap is to put an end to salary disclosure, says Anita Teats (CEO of The Finance People).
The relationship between the economy and climate change is a much disputed topic, and had its first mention at G20 summit this weekend (22 – 23 February 2020).
British multinational banking and financial services company, StanChart, pledge a generous donation to help achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
ABP, pension fund for government and education employees in the Netherlands, pledges to invest in renewable energy in the near future.
This week (27 – 2 January), progress was made within the financial sector in the form of a new panel, which aims to help achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030.
The World Economic Forum is taking place from 21-24 January 2020. Here’s a brief outline of what to expect, including climate concerns.
Oxfam report highlights the extent of financial inequality across the world, from unpaid care workers to billionaires.
More investment is needed to replace outdated cooking practises, achieve the clean cooking target and prevent unnecessary deaths.