Redefining Power: Case Studies on WEE and Climate Change
There is a dominant narrative that portrays women as victims of climate change. This series of briefs provides examples that challenges this view,
portraying women as active agents of change, in the hope of inspiring donors to advance women‘s economic empowerment to address climate
change.
When It Comes to WEE, What’s Working? What’s Not? And Where Do We Go from Here?
Canopy’s Managing Partner, Holly Kreuger, spoke with Ellie Wong, Economic Empowerment Manager at World Vision Australia (WVA) to learn more about her efforts to make the impact of WVA’s programs more equitable.
Women’s Entrepreneurship Awards in Africa: Impact and Lessons Learned
This study, in partnership with Partnering for Innovation (P4I), explores the impact of business development services (BDS) support to award-winning women entrepreneurs in emerging markets in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Direct Sales Agent Models: Adapting the Agent Model to be More Inclusive and Effective for the Agricultural Sector
This brief identifies practical design considerations for inclusive agricultural direct sales agent (DSA) models by drawing on research from models from Indonesia and Ghana, and from the foundational 2010 SHOPS study on the health sector.
Women Direct Sales Agents: Insights and Recommendations from the PRISMA Program in Indonesia
The Canopy Lab partnered with PRISMA to understand why Indonesian women’s roles in agriculture are frequently overlooked by agricultural input companies, government extension workers, and even development programs.
Where Have All The Female Team Leaders Gone?
This report features insights from an industry survey into gendered differences in the recruitment and retention of Team Leaders (TL) and Chief of Party (CoPs) in market systems (MSD) and private sector development (PSD) programs.
Confronting Organizational Challenges to Mainstreaming Women’s Economic Empowerment in Market Systems Development Programs
This case study adds new insights into existing guidance on Women’s Economic Empowerment (WEE) in market systems development (MSD) programming and provides lessons learned from the Australia-Indonesia Partnership for Rural Economic Development (AIP-Rural) experience.
