43: What I learned at the United Nations about the status of women in the world today

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In this episode of Banking on Girls, I reflect on my experience at the United Nations 68th Commission on the Status of Women, highlighting the urgent need for gender financial inclusion. From the grandeur of the General Assembly Hall to intimate panel discussions, the event showcased global efforts to address disparities in economic empowerment. Insights from Nordic countries underscored persistent gender pay gaps despite advancements in equality measures. Discussions on innovative solutions, such as Austria's focus on financial literacy and Australia's data-driven approach, offered hope for progress. From India's panel on women's empowerment to the World Bank's sobering statistics, the episode reveals a shared commitment to fostering change.

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