Can Africa attain inclusive economic growth?
More women have joined the highest levels of financial services industry leadership across regions. This is also the case for Rwanda. However, continently and globally, progress has been relatively slow. In our conversation with Nuru Mugambi, Founder and Chair of Angaza Forum she shares what could be done for Africa to achieve inclusive economic growth.
Tue, 01 Aug 2023 12:10:40 GMT
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AI Generated Summary
- Challenges and Progress in Gender Inclusivity in the Financial Sector
- Impact of Cultural and Policy-related Barriers on Women's Financial Access
- Recommendations for Promoting Financial Inclusion and Empowering Women in Leadership Positions
In recent years, there has been a significant increase in the number of women taking up leadership positions in the financial services industry across various regions, including Rwanda. However, progress in achieving gender equality in the financial sector at a continental and global level has been slow. CNBC Africa recently had a conversation with Nuru Mugambi, the Founder and Chair of Angaza Forum, who shared insights on what Africa needs to do to achieve inclusive economic growth. The Angaza Forum aims to challenge traditional perceptions of finance and success within the financial sector, which has historically been male-dominated. Mugambi highlighted the critical role of finance in driving economic growth and emphasized the need to support and empower women in the financial industry to have a more significant impact. By identifying and uplifting women in various financial roles, the aim is to enhance their influence and shape the financial landscape for better socioeconomic outcomes.
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