Feminist Edge is a six-month blended learning professional development program developed by KIT and UN Women Training Centre, to bring a feminist edge (back) to gender training.

The 2026 event brought together financial service providers, policymakers, regulators, funders, and other practitioners from around the world around a shared and urgent question: how do we keep gender on the agenda when funding is tight? You can now watch the full recording.

You are invited to join a two‑week asynchronous LinkedIn group discussion on Gender Norms and Women’s Financial Inclusion! Join the FinEquity LinkedIn Group here. Discussion dates: February 23 – March 6, 2026.

This workshop introduced the global WE Finance Code, a World Bank initiative to expand financial access for women-led micro, small, and medium enterprises (WMSMEs) through accountability, gender data, inclusive products, and policy reform.

This webinar was part of the effort to foster dialogue, inspire action, and build momentum toward inclusive financial systems by addressing persistent gender gaps in leadership and data.

Join FinEquity and MEDA for a virtual Parallel Event during the NGO CSW69 Forum, to learn about  the collaborative learning process used to test and refine indicators to measure women’s economic empowerment in the financial inclusion sector.

This FinEquity Africa workshop, to be held in Nairobi, Kenya, aims to advance women's economic empowerment through women's financial inclusion by fostering partnerships, knowledge sharing, and building networks. The event seeks to gather industry experts, regulators, financial service providers, and ecosystem stakeholders to discuss the rapid evolution of digital lending practices and their impact on various segments of women, with a particular focus on MSMEs and women smallholder farmers.

Financial service providers are increasingly embracing gender-intentional product design. This webinar explored what makes financial products effective for women in Africa, featuring real-life case studies and expert insights from FSD Mozambique and CGAP.

This webinar introduced the concept of economic abuse against women and girls, discussed a working definition, and provided insights from work by Grameen Foundation, Surviving Economic Abuse UK, and IFC in this sector.