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Post- Event IFC Resources on Gender
Recently, the Harvard Kennedy School Corporate Social Responsibility Initiative (CSRI) collaborated with the Business Fights Poverty group to publish a study focused on the ways in which small businesses and retailers can support larger global value chains.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation Corporate Citizenship Center (USCCF) will host the second Path to Empowerment series. In our next phase, we will include discussions on private sector collaboration to solve economic empowerment challenges in supply chains and communities, including the empowerment of women.
As part of Dermalogica’s Financial Independence Through Entrepreneurship (FITE) initiative, the global leader in skincare products is empowering women around the world through innovative outreach programs, changing the lives of countless gi
Low-income American families spend the same share of their yearly income on interest and fees as the average American household spends yearly on food.
In rural communities across the developing world, small farmers lack education on basic farming techniques, instead relying on traditional practices that hurt their income and put them at serious risk for malnutrition.
