Cryptocurrencies and CBDCs have the potential to enhance financial inclusion. However, the lack of quantitative data makes it challenging to evaluate their impact. To assess their financial inclusion capacity, we need to consider multiple layers and adapt strategies to local needs and policies.
Meryl, a Kenyan domestic worker in her late 20s, came to Hong Kong with high hopes. "I needed to sacrifice for my family so they could have a better life," she said, referring to her three children aged between two and six. "I believed this job was going to pay well and that I would have a good employer." She.
Lessons from women in leadership: A celebration of International Women’s Day New Atlanticist by Mary Prakas and Will O Brien
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For sixty years, the Atlantic Council has striven to develop leaders around the world who can build communities of action and shape the global future alongside friends and allies.
In celebration of International Women’s Day and in continuation of this mission to foster the next generation of global leaders and change agents, the Atlantic Council’s Millennium Leadership Program asked women leaders in politics, finance, energy, non-profit management, and philanthropy to highlight the importance of women in leadership roles and share the lessons they have learned over the course of their careers.