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Dalberg Celebrates International Women’s Day

This International Women’s Day Rachna Saxena looked at the opportunities in gender lens investing, we examined women’s time poverty and what to do about it, and our staff around the world celebrated #IWD2018

Time Poverty: Why it Matters and What To Do About it

Globally, women and girls do the vast majority of caregiving and domestic work in the home. These heavy and disproportional responsibilities result in time poverty. We must act now to tackle the time poverty burden and transform our societies.

Privacy in financial services

Dalberg brought together fintechs, catalytic funders, banks, policy makers, investors and foundations to discuss ‘Privacy in Financial Services’, in collaboration with CGAP and Dvara Research.

Dalberg expands its media business to amplify and influence the global development agenda

Dalberg is expanding its media capabilities and has acquired London-based Impact Squared, a movement-building consultancy.

Slippery slope: protecting Pirin from unsustainable recreation and logging

A WWF report by Dalberg shows Pirin National Park, one of Europe’s most important biodiversity hotspots, has suffered irreparable damage from the construction and expansion of Bansko ski resort.

Big pools, bigger splashes: how corporate social responsibility funds in India can maximize impact and efficiency

Corporate social responsibility spending in India is characterized by hundreds of small to mid-sized spenders whose impact could be increased with the introduction of theme-based funds that aggregate spending

2018 Global Off-Grid Solar Market Trends Report released

The latest report from Dalberg, GOGLA and the World Bank Group’s Lighting Global Program shows that $922 million has been raised since 2012, while an estimated 130 million products have been sold to date, reaching 360 million people with life-changing technology.

Privacy on the line

A multi-disciplinary team from Dalberg, the Future of Finance Initiative at Dvara Research and CGAP asks: how do ordinary Indian citizens think and act on their privacy and data protection?

The curious case of Myanmar: can the country leapfrog to digital financial inclusion?

Less than a quarter of Myanmar’s population currently has bank accounts, and there are only two ATMs per 100,000 adults in the country. But there’s huge potential for Myanmar to leapfrog to digital financial inclusion, as Varad Pande and Nipun Jasuja explain in Next Billion.

Inyenyeri and Dalberg form a new partnership to bring clean cookstoves to sub-Saharan Africa

Inyenyeri, an organization dedicated to bringing clean cookstoves to Rwanda, is working with Dalberg to improve access to clean cookstoves.

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