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Featured Entrepreneurs Featured Story IFC WBG

How cooperation from a bank gives wings to women entrepreneurs in Vietnam

Nguyen Thi Huyen, CEO of Vinasamex, runs a company that specializes in processing and exporting cinnamon…

We-Fi SecretariatMarch 1, 2022

Featured Entrepreneurs Featured Story IFC News WBG

A smart solution to connect African entrepreneurs to investors

A one-stop investment platform lowers the entry point for potential investors in Nigeria. Oluwatosin Olaseinde,…

We-Fi SecretariatFebruary 22, 2022

IFC News WBG

IFC and We-Fi Support Startups and Women Entrepreneurs in West Bank and Gaza

IFC is investing in Ibtikar Fund II to support early-stage entrepreneurs, spur innovation, and drive…

We-Fi SecretariatJanuary 25, 2022

Featured Entrepreneurs Featured Story IFC WBG

Sowing Seeds of Breakthrough: Women Entrepreneurs in Tunisia

Inspired by the lack of affordable, stylish, and comfortable workout clothes for women, Fatma Ben…

We-Fi SecretariatJanuary 21, 2022

Featured Story IFC WBG

IFC and We-Fi Help Tackle Gender Financing Gap Through IFC ScaleX

To help tackle the financing gap that women entrepreneurs still face, particularly in emerging markets,…

We-Fi SecretariatJanuary 13, 2022

IFC Knowledge Corner

The Case for Insuring Women for a Better Tomorrow

Case studies in Nigeria, South Africa, Bangladesh, and the Philippines

We-Fi SecretariatDecember 13, 2021

Featured Entrepreneurs Featured Story News The World Bank WBG

Building resilient and inclusive value chains for women entrepreneurs in Senegal

Systemic gender inequality affects value chains; women-led businesses are often excluded from the supply and…

We-Fi SecretariatDecember 13, 2021

The World Bank WBG

Bangladeshi entrepreneurs expand business opportunities through new corporate networks

Bangladesh has been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic, and as a result, many small…

We-Fi SecretariatDecember 2, 2021

News Nigeria The World Bank WBG

Digital lending expands opportunities for women-led businesses in Nigeria

In 2003, Yetunde Adeyemi started Active Foods, a food production and distribution company, based in…

We-Fi SecretariatNovember 17, 2021

A woman walking by a wall mural in Senegal

Featured Entrepreneurs Featured Story News The World Bank

Female entrepreneurs challenge social norms in Senegal

Traditional attitudes toward marriage and family still prevail in many parts of the world. Going…

We-Fi SecretariatSeptember 21, 2021

[2024 Annual Report] Women Entrepreneurs: Creating Jobs, Building Futures

Introducing: WE Finance Code

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