Mastercard Index of Women Entrepreneurs
By Knowledge Partner Mastercard on 20/10/2020 | Updated on 20/05/2021
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Mastercard’s latest report reveals how the COVID-19 crisis could set back a generation of women in business and features top performing economies and case studies of how governments around the world are paving the way for women entrepreneurs and business owners to progress.
Download the ‘Mastercard Index of Women Entrepreneurs 2020 Report‘ to take decisive action towards implementing targeted gender-specific support, resulting in greater gender parity in the world of work.
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