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Incorporating a Gender-Based Violence Lens in Development Finance Institutions and Multilateral Development Banks’ Infrastructure Investments

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December 15, 2020

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Incorporating a Gender-Based Violence Lens in Development Finance Institutions and Multilateral Development Banks’ Infrastructure Investments

Influencing development finance institutions and multilateral development banks to recognize gender-based violence as material to their infrastructure investments’ processes and investment decision-making

Audiences: Development finance institutions and multilateral development banks
Types of violence: Sexual assault and sexual harassment
Assets of finance: Public debt and real assets
Sector: Infrastructure
 

Resources:
Criterion Institute's Mitigating the Risks of Gender-Based Violence: A Due Diligence Guide for Investing
Criterion Institute's Process Metrices That Analyze Power Dynamics in Investing 

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