Cuando se habla de los derechos de género, es más eficaz hacer hincapié en los resultados de las historias de éxito, incluidas las métricas de las empresas dirigidas por mujeres y las inversiones en mujeres.
Invertir en el "Missing Middle", Greenbox
Déficit de financiación de las PYME en América Latina
Construir una economía de impacto en Perú
The Business Case for Gender Lens Investing: Calibrating Investor and Entrepreneur Expectations
Should the impact investing sector pioneer these practices into mainstream investing? Well, gender inclusion means different things to different people. It's important to define what we mean when using the terms "gender lens, gender equity, and gender inclusion" to make sure that everyone is aligned so that we move far in a few areas as opposed to moving slightly across many.
Investing in Indigenous Communities to Protect the Environment
Indigenous communities are the first ones affected by climate change, yet indigenous communities lack access to capital and markets to ensure their input in the current paradigm, which extracts more resources than can replenish the environment. Panelists Nicole Etchart Co-CEO, NESsT Paul Cyr of Raven Indigenous Capital Partners, Teresa Dunbar of the Swift Foundation, Carina Pimenta of Conexsus, and David Rothschild of Nia Tero discuss.
NESsT at the EVPA 2019 Annual Conference
NESsT y BNY Mellon acogen el Desafío de Impacto Social de Wrocław
NESsT at the 2019 GIIN Investor Forum
A central theme dominated the conference: impact management. While the topic is certainly not new, the urgency is. In part this urgency is driven by the increasing visibility the sector is attracting. New impact funds from leading private equity firms and glitzy events in the world’s trendiest capitals provide fodder to the press and public opinion to look from the outside-in for reasons to find flaws in the sector.
