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Pandemic’s economic pain worse for the young, migrants and women

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The economic impact of the Coronavirus pandemic has created a new group of economically vulnerable[1] people, with young people, recent migrants and women among those hardest hit. Research that has

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14 Aug 2020
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Resilient women the focus of new national program

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Eleven trailblazing organisations yesterday unveiled their commitment to a new innovative program designed to stimulate inclusive economic growth, especially focused on women. According to the CEO of Good Shepherd Microfinance, Adam

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26 May 2016
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2015 Financial Literacy Awards: tackling financial abuse a key focus

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Initiatives to combat the financial abuse of women are among the winners of this year’s Financial Literacy Awards, announced at a dinner last night. According to research by Good Shepherd Microfinance,

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20 Nov 2015
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