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Today, the Women’s Forum looks to the future. We strongly believe that humanity cannot face complex social, economic and environmental challenges with only half of the human population - half of the ideas and half of the resources.
A few days ahead of the G7 Summit, taking place on 11-13 June 2021 in the United Kingdom, the Women’s Forum is publishing the results of a survey focused on the level of the gender gap within the G7 countries.
On the occasion of the G7 Summit 2021 under the UK presidency, the Women’s Forum for the Economy & Society calls on the G7 Leaders, to lead by example and collectively foster women’s leadership so that they can have the same opportunities as men to be at the heart of the world of tomorrow. Discover our 7 key recommendations and related action plans!
A Call to Action to the G20 Leaders
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Amidst the chaos of COVID-19, many small businesses and entrepreneurs were stopped in their tracks – with women bearing the brunt of the impacts.
It is well known our changing climate can have significant impacts on biodiversity around the world and, in turn, that loss of biodiversity through activities such as deforestation can impact the climate. How does gender fit into this picture?
Over the past decade, some progress has been made to increase the representation of women in roles and industries that have historically favoured their male counterparts.
In transport, as in so many other domains, the Covid-19 pandemic has revealed deep-rooted differences, inequalities, and discriminations. Alongside the confusion and hardship brought on by global crisis, the experience has shed much needed light on the ways that socio-economic and natural systems interact with each other and create unequal impacts.
How can organizations such as the Women’s Forum and its members carry out concrete climate action?
Join us for the next In Her Words Fireside Chat about the future of Afghan women in a new regime.
Brought to you by the Women's Forum for the Economy & Society in collaboration with The New York Times
Save the dates!
Today, the Women’s Forum looks to the future. We strongly believe that humanity cannot face complex social, economic and environmental challenges with only half of the human population - half of the ideas and half of the resources.
The Women’s Forum, Procter & Gamble, and HEC Paris announces the 9 most promising green projects for the first edition of the WomenEntrepreneurs4Good initiative.