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Women Lead Record Number of Central Banks, but More Progress is Needed
August 29, 2024
The Editors
New governors in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Papua New Guinea lifted the share of central banks with women leaders to 16 percent
Inclusion and gender
Countries That Close Gender Gaps See Substantial Growth Returns
September 27, 2023
Antoinette M. Sayeh
,
Alejandro Badel
,
Rishi Goyal
Empowering women economically is a powerful engine of inclusive growth
Inclusion and gender
Women Struggle for Equal Pay and Progression at Central Banks
May 9, 2023
Mariarosaria Comunale
,
Petra de Bruxelles
,
D. Filiz Unsal
A new survey reveals the gender gap persists
Inclusion and gender
Gender Budgeting Is More Widespread But Implementation Remains a Challenge
March 8, 2022
Teresa Curristine
,
Nino Tchelishvili
,
Sureni Weerathunga
The pandemic has deepened long-standing gender gaps, with women continuing to bear the burden of unpaid work. By structuring spending and taxation in ways that advance gender equality—a process called gender budgeting—governments can help close the gap.
Inclusion and gender
How Empowering Women Supports Economic Growth
March 7, 2022
The Editors
International Women’s Day, first recognized by the United Nations in 1977, grew from early 1900s labor movements for better working conditions and women’s right to work.
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How Domestic Violence is a Threat to Economic Development
November 24, 2021
Rasmane Ouedraogo
,
David Stenzel
Stopping violence against women is not only a moral imperative, new evidence shows that it can help the economy.
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