The Africa Women Innovation and Entrepreneurship Forum convened in Johannesburg, supported by UN Women and OSF, to discuss economic stability and WPS policy.
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What happened
The Africa Women Innovation and Entrepreneurship Forum convened in Johannesburg, supported by UN Women and OSF, to discuss economic stability and WPS policy.
Who's involved
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Part of
UN bodies discussed Africa's path to inclusive leadership, emphasizing the role of women in development.Also in this story
- Leaders from Uganda and Tanzania met to discuss shared goals for women's leadership.
- South African women gained international recognition in major global bodies, including the AfDB and UN, in 2013.
- Regional bodies, including ECOWAS, discussed inclusive leadership in West Africa, with a Malawian politician participating in the forum.
- UNF tracked the gender wage gap across the African continent.
The entities involved
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UN Women
United Nations Organization for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women
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Africa
continent
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Sahel
ecoclimatic and biogeographic transition zone in Africa
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- African Union and related bodies are prioritizing women's economic empowerment and addressing structural barriers to trade.
- Gwen Mwaba brings expertise in African banking and finance.
- The International Trade Centre supports South African businesses as they expand into regional African markets.