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UNCTAD World Investment Forum
This is an invitation only event. For more information, please contact the SSE team.

 

Gender Equality and Capital Markets: Understanding and Addressing Complexities

 

 

Gender equality is a complex topic, which can discourage people of any gender from addressing it in the workplace. However, as one of the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals (Goal 5) and as a fundamental human right, gender equality has become increasingly essential to capital markets. This training program guides participants through the complexities with four modules that take a step-by-step approach that anyone can use to enhance gender equality in markets. Participants will build awareness of sustainable finance through understanding the financial implications of gender inequality, improving corporate reporting and literacy on gender equality, and identifying market opportunities that these improvements afford.

 

 

Training Format

 

 

  • Hosted by SSE Partner Exchanges, inviting their issuers and other interested market participants to join the virtual training
  • Facilitated by subject-matter experts, available live for questions
  • Delivered online with interactive activities and direct interaction with expert facilitators
  • Q&A open throughout the training
  • Training includes 4 hours of live facilitation spread over 2 sessions, certified by CPD

 

 

Modules

 

 

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Learning Objectives

 

 

  • Understand why action is needed for enhanced gender equality
  • Identify what tools can be used to improve gender equality in your organization
  • Understand how to capture value from markets for gender equality performance
  • Identify how and where to communicate gender-related information for markets

 

 

Participants

 

 

This training has been developed to benefit both leadership levels (Board and C-suite) as well as operational level or management staff of any organization. No prior experience or expertise on the topic is necessary, and male participants are particularly encouraged to join

 

 

Download the information sheet in PDF here.