Women Respond Guidance
A guidance note for integrating Women Respond into programs to capture women’s real‑time priorities and translate them into meaningful action across communities and VSLAs.
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Digital access without protection isn't inclusion. For a woman running a micro or small business, going digital is a growth strategy. A mobile wallet lets her track high volumes of transactions. Social media reaches customers her storefront never could. Digital access to her bank account keeps her money safe. But the same activity that drives her growth also expands her exposure. Every new channel is another way for a scam to reach her.
Digital Skills for Women Entrepreneurs: A Practical Framework
Access to digital tools doesn't automatically mean the ability to use them for business. CARE's Digital Skills Framework helps identify where women entrepreneurs are starting from — across four levels from Pre-Digital to Advanced — and what their next practical digital step should be, based on their business reality and context. Developed through programming in Vietnam, Pakistan, Peru, Uganda, Tanzania, Côte d'Ivoire, and Ghana, with support from the HP Foundation.
From Evaluation to Action: Locally Financed Water Funds in Ecuador
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