This is designed for anyone interested in EPM, such as financial service providers, investors, technical assistance providers, NGOs, development finance Institutions, networks, central banks, consultants, students, professors, researchers, etc.

This course explains the nine overarching principles, which serves as a practical guide for governments, companies and international organizations embracing responsible digital payments in their journey to build trust, mitigating risks, and driving inclusive economies.

This six-month professional development program developed by KIT Institute and UN Women Training Centre, Feminist Edge provides gender professionals with knowledge, skills, and tools to engender feminist principles and advance the Sustainable Development Goals.

This program is especially relevant for bankers and microfinance practitioners working in agricultural lending, as well as insurance and leasing professionals developing products for farmers and agribusinesses.

This program equips participants to measure and integrate biodiversity into financial strategies, navigate international policies and frameworks, and leverage innovative financing solutions that deliver value for both business and nature.

This course equips you with the knowledge on how to create impact, manage sustainability risks, and benefit from sustainable business opportunities. 

Learn the importance of gender-inclusive policy for sustainable economic growth and build a pipeline of women leaders.

This course is for learners wishing to build skills to conduct or analyze SPI audits: internal teams of financial service providers, consultants, investment managers, network teams, researchers, regulators.

The course is for learners willing to build skills to conduct or analyze CP assessments: internal teams of financial service providers, consultants, investment managers, network teams, researchers, regulators. 

The Gender Data Learning Series is an in-depth course that equips financial service providers with the skills to develop or enhance their women-centered strategies using sex-disaggregated data.

The 2026 event will bring together financial service providers, policymakers, regulators, funders, and other practitioners from across the world around a shared and urgent question: how do we keep gender on the agenda when funding is tight?

This virtual program examines how different countries implement climate stress tests, practices, innovations, and regulatory expectations.

The event aims to highlight practical tools, real-world insights, and collaborative approaches that advance gender equality, disability inclusion, and broader social inclusion within financial ecosystems.

This conference offers a global platform for academicians, researchers, and industry professionals to present their research, exchange ideas, and discuss innovative marketing strategies.

This track focuses on Financial Inclusion and Financial Education policies and regulations, with a dedicated emphasis on Digital Financial Literacy.