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Pro Mujer, Sweef Capital and Equilo are partnering with the U.S International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) to implement the 2X Women’s Initiative Technical Assistance Program (the 2X TA Program). This Program aims to strengthen the effectiveness of DFC’s investments in reaching women and closing the gap in access to resources.

Article by James Eyers, Financial Review

Sweef Capital is pleased to announce the appointment of Brianna Losoya-Evora as our new Head of Impact Measurement and Management (IMM).

This webinar provides an opportunity to hear from practitioners breaking down barriers to development investment through vehicles designed to mobilise and aggregate private donor and investment capital.

The crises of climate change and issues on gender inequality compound each other and the solutions are symbiotic. Women can be key contributors to climate action and resilience. In this market insight report, we demonstrate that a focus on equality and gender has to be an integral part of the response to the climate crisis.

Sweef Capital is pleased to be listed by ImpactAssets in the ImpactAssets 50 2022 – an annual database for impact investors, family offices, corporate and family foundations, and institutional investors that features a diversified listing of private capital fund managers delivering social and environmental impact as well as financial returns. The IA 50 2022 highlights a growing market and innovative managers with a wide range of approaches to solving today’s greatest social, environmental, and economic challenges.

In this market insights report, we explore how empowering women in the economy and closing gender gaps in the workforce are key levers for achieving global goals relating to more sustainable food production and consumption, which in turn would be a key part of the solution to our environmental and climate challenges.

Sweef Capital is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Pamela Ryan as our new member of the Board of Advisors from today.

A more educated society and access to quality education will enable women in the workforce and build foundations to breach cycles of inter-generational poverty and equip more people to contribute to achieving a climate-smart and resilient future. In this market insights report, we explore the importance of education on women’s and girls’ empowerment, as well as the intersection between gender and climate considerations in education.

Empowering women in the economy and closing gender gaps in the workforce are key levers for achieving global goals for health and well-being. The report analyses the role of women in the healthcare sector as well as the interlinkages between gender and climate considerations in healthcare.