Sustainable finance

In celebration of International Women’s Day, 63 stock exchanges around the world will host a bell ringing ceremony to raise awareness of the pivotal role the private sector can play in advancing the UN’s Sustainable Development Goal 5 on gender equality and women’s empowerment.
In celebration of International Women’s Day, 63 stock exchanges around the world will host a bell ringing ceremony to raise awareness of the pivotal role the private sector can play in advancing the UN’s Sustainable Development Goal 5 on gender equality and women’s empowerment. Photo: UN Women/Ryan Brown

In an era where financial decisions significantly impact our world, gender financing is an essential approach to promote a balanced, inclusive, and prosperous future. This website is your one-stop destination for the latest insights and tools on financing for gender equality, designed to guide you through the evolving landscape of sustainable finance and responsible investing.

You will find a wide range of resources suitable for both beginners and seasoned professionals in the field. Our extensive collection includes reports, practical toolkits, guidelines, and articles to keep you informed about the latest trends and developments. You can also explore our engaging videos and podcasts that feature expert interviews and discussions on critical topics. 

Whether you are looking to deepen your understanding, stay updated on recent advancements, or connect with the global community, our Financing for gender equality Knowledge hub is here to support your journey towards a more sustainable financial future. Welcome and start exploring today!

Thematic bonds for gender equality

Find out more about how thematic bonds are key financial instruments to achieving gender equality

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UN Women’s “Gender Road Project”, funded by The Development Bank of Central African States and the Government of Cameroon, reached women in rural communities along this road, to prepare them for a better future and access to bigger markets once the road is built. The project teaches them financial and entrepreneurial skills, improved farming techniques and facilitates their access to public services and land rights. Photo: UN Women/Ryan Brown

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