Next start date: December 1st
Next start date: December 1st
Next start date: December 1st
Next start date: December 1st
Next start date: December 1st
Next start date: December 1st
Next start date: December 1st
Next start date: December 1st
Next start date: December 1st
Next start date: December 1st
WEBINAR

Gender Equality as an Economic Imperative for Africa

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Dr. Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka — South Africa’s first woman Deputy President and former Executive Director of UN Women — joins Nexford to make the case that gender equality isn’t a side issue for Africa’s economy. It’s the lever. Learners get a direct look at how closing gender gaps drives growth, innovation, and stronger economies across the continent, plus a live Q&A with one of the world’s most influential voices on inclusive development.
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Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka_Former Deputy President of South Africa
Dr Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka
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Former Deputy President of South Africa and former Executive Director of UN Women

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Join us for an insightful mentorship session with Dr. Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, former Deputy President of South Africa, on “Gender Equality as an Economic Imperative for Africa.”

 

In this session, Dr. Mlambo-Ngcuka will explore the importance of gender equality in driving Africa’s economic growth and development. Learners will gain valuable perspectives on how empowering women, promoting equal opportunities, and addressing gender-based barriers can strengthen economies, foster innovation, and contribute to sustainable development across the continent.

 

The session will also provide learners with an opportunity to engage with Dr. Mlambo-Ngcuka, ask questions, and learn from her extensive leadership experience in advancing gender equality, social development, and inclusive economic progress.

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You will leave with actionable strategies to:
  • See the data connecting women’s economic participation to GDP growth across Africa
  • Learn how Dr. Mlambo-Ngcuka scaled global initiatives like HeForShe and the Elsie Initiative
  • Understand the specific barriers blocking equal opportunity — and what it takes to remove them
  • Ask your questions directly in the live Q&A
  • Leave with a concrete framework for building gender equality into economic strategy