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Simon Francis
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A series of virtual events throughout the England, Mexico, the USA, Spain and Switzerland will kick-off a fresh drive to help women to become members of the boards of organisations across the globe.
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Project Syndicate
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Governments increasingly recognise that economies can reach their full potential only with the full participation of both women and men. DAVID MALPASS explains how countries can start to achieve this goal. What do you think? Comment on this story at Project-Syndicate.org. Girls are attending school in greater numbers than ever before, and women are increasingly entering the […]
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Project Syndicate
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The next Einstein could be an African woman, but Africa’s gender gap in science education and jobs means the world may never know.
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Simon Francis
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Social enterprises from across the world have outlined plans to help tackle gender inequality on the second day of the Social Enterprise World Forum.
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Simon Francis
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An Ethiopian entrepreneur is taking a social enterprise approach to tackling poverty in Ethiopia with new support secured to scale up her organisation.
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Simon Francis
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Social enterprise is increasingly capturing the imagination across Africa and around the world, with Ethiopia leading the way, according to a report.
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Sarah Colombini
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The British Library has revealed that it has supported 12,288 of the UK’s aspiring entrepreneurs and this has added £78 million gross value to local economies.
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Sarah Colombini
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A leading apprenticeship advocate has today been named CBE for services to the sector in the Queen’s Birthday Honours.
Anna Morrison CBE, has devoted herself to challenging negative perceptions around apprenticeships.
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Heather Rogers
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Microfinance business has created jobs, increased women’s independence and improved community
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Simon Francis
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64% of social enterprise leaders are women in Scotland, compared to filling 4% of leadership positions in regular firms.
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