November has been a crucial month for climate change. It has also been a critical month for gender. On Gender Day at COP27 in Egypt, countries and non-state actors came together again to discuss how to put gender at the forefront of climate action.
Evidence shows that women are disproportionately impacted by climate change. However, women are also powerful agents of change who can accelerate and scale up climate action.
Following the success of the first and second program editions, the Women’s Forum for the Economy and Society, in partnership with Bank of America and HEC Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center, Paris is excited to launch the third edition of the WomenEntrepreneurs4Good program, which aims to support women’s entrepreneurship in social and environmental projects.
Youth are our future.
As we face complex global challenges including the climate crisis and increased geopolitical instability, the world needs the leadership of a new generation.
