
The Women’s World Banking’s Making Finance Work for Women Podcast is your go-to destination for diving into the world of women’s financial inclusion. We break down tough issues and highlight creative solutions to empower women financially. Tune in for expert chats that reveal the game-changing impact of finance. The Making Finance Work for Women Podcast is sponsored by EY.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 37 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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As global leaders debate the future of climate adaptation, an important question remains: what does resilience look like for the women experiencing climate shocks in their daily lives?
In this episode of Making Finance Work for Women, Dr. Sonja Kell... more
Women entrepreneurs are not short on ambition, ingenuity, or discipline. What too many lack is access to the capital, networks, visibility, and trust needed to start, sustain, and scale businesses on their own terms.
In this special crossover episod... more
Women entrepreneurs are engines of economic growth, yet millions remain excluded from formal financial systems because their businesses operate informally, their financial histories are invisible, and traditional financial products fail to reflect ho... more
As insecurity and displacement continue to reshape northern Nigeria, how can financial systems adapt to serve those who need them most—especially women entrepreneurs and households navigating daily uncertainty? In this episode, our host Sonja Kelly h... more
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The show centers on women's financial inclusion, exploring how finance, policy, technology, and ecosystems intersect to expand access, credit, and economic opportunity for women globally. Episodes frequently feature practitioners from central banks, fintechs, development organizations, and impact-focused asset managers, discussing topics like inclusive design, digital payments, climate finance, and responsible innovation. A notable throughline is the emphasis on not just financial access but the broader ecosystem—policy, partnerships, education, and support networks—that enables women to start, grow, and sustain ventures. Sponsorship from major financial institutions signals a pragmatic, practitioner-friendly approach to scaling impact. For... more
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