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The Importance of Gender Data for Women’s Financial Inclusion
Monday, Nov 11, 2019

The Importance of Gender Data for Women’s Financial Inclusion

In this Webinar, Stephanie Oula, Senior Program Officer, Data2X, United Nations Foundation discusses:

- The importance of gender data for a policy and market approach to women’s financial inclusion.

- Lessons learned from the Women’s Financial Inclusion Data Partnership’s work on national efforts to promote sex-disaggregated demand and supply-side data, including country-specific cases from Chile, Mexico, Rwanda, Zambia, and Egypt.

- New frontiers for gender data and digital financial services.

- The implications and opportunities for financial supervisors and regulators.

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