Foreign investment places strong competitive pressure on domestic industry and allows the adoption of technologies.

In many societies, women and girls are often responsible for gathering and managing solid fuel supplies.

This brief explains how the ADB-backed Samoa Agribusiness Support (SABS) project supported 26 women-owned agribusinesses and shows how…

Women farmers play a crucial role in South Asia’s agricultural sector and contribute significantly, despite facing numerous challenges…

<p>Abstract: This paper examines the freelancing landscape in Egypt, contrasting it with India&#8217;s established market to…

Drawing on a survey of 100 women and women-owned small businesses in Pakistan, this brief shows how financial institutions can build on…

This guide shows how using gender budgeting to weave gender-related targets into fiscal policies and public financial management can…

This brief outlines why investing in women makes economic sense and explains how financial institutions can incorporate gender into…

In India, the perception of women’s employment and leadership may be biased due to historical ignorance of women’s abilities, the…

This note is intended to guide the Asian Development Bank (ADB), executing and implementing agencies, consultants, and contractors in…