Practitioner Resources
Since 2008, together with partners we've built a wealth of knowledge on what works in supporting women's entrepreneurship development - through programmes, policy and other interventions. Here, we share resources created by our team to support fellow practitioners.
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Research reveals key access barriers & inequalities in Artificial Intelligence
Women entrepreneurs are keen to access and utilise AI for business, but access barriers and inequalities persist.
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Getting connected: how online mentoring creates real-world results
Our online mentoring programme harnesses the power of technology to foster cross-border collaborations with mutual benefits.
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Preparing women to thrive in the digital economy
Women are embracing digital tools for their businesses, but gender-specific challenges limit their digital literacy and skills. Our Head of Entrepreneurship, Elizabeth Wells, explains how our programmes are designed to support.
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Unlocking markets for women entrepreneurs: building pathways to inclusive economic growth
Gender biases and structural barriers limit women’s access to new markets. This inequality hinders not only their business growth but also economic empowerment on a wider scale. Senior Programme Manager, Cristina Rivero, explores.
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Free childcare provision supports women’s access to business training
We worked with partners in Guyana and Nigeria to provide free childcare to participants in our Road to Growth programme. Leanne Baker shares insights on this initiative and its impact for women entrepreneurs.
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Connecting for success: how network building supports women’s businesses
Through our programmes, women entrepreneurs meet and form lasting professional connections. Dermot Nicholas shares his insights.
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