Watch the launch of the DFI Transparency Index
Catch up on the launch of the first DFI Transparency Index on 25 January 2023 and hear the views of DFIs, CSOs, shareholders and government on the findings and the future.
Roundtable: Improving the transparency and accountability of women’s economic empowerment funding
In this roundtable event we are pleased to launch our new Improving funding transparency for women’s economic empowerment report. Our presentation synthesises our work from the last two years, extrapolating findings from across the three focus countries to unpack the current state of transparency in funding for women’s economic empowerment. We identify the key data limitations, including our ability to understand the impact of funding, and provide recommendations for funders to improve the reporting and publication of information to these areas. The roundtable, which took place on 15 December 2022, provided an opportunity for specialists in the field to give feedback on our findings and discuss future actions.
Watch now: Where is the money for women’s economic empowerment?
On 2 August, we launched our research on donor and government financing to address gender gaps in women’s economic empowerment, including unpaid care work and access to financial services, at a webinar hosted by the Center for Global Development. A panel of donor and civil society representatives reflected on these findings and discussed what future investments should look like.
Where is the Money for Unpaid Care? watch our Global Alliance for Care presentation
On 19 July, in an exclusive webinar to the Global Alliance for Care and friends, Publish What You Fund presented its findings from research developed in partnership with the International Center for Research on Women (ICRW) that tracks international funding aimed at reducing women and girls’ unpaid care work.
Launch of the 2022 Aid Transparency Index
Watch the launch of the 2022 Aid Transparency Index.
Watch now: Where is the Money for Care?
Catch up with Publish What you Fund, ActionAid, Oxfam Kenya and the Nawi Afrifem Macroeconomic Collective at NGO CSW Forum, and watch our discussion on transformative policies to redistribute women’s unpaid care work.