Equal Opportunity for Women: The Economic Case with Christine Lagarde - Talking Development
May 13, 2026•Channel
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Published3 weeks ago
Duration19:33
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Languageen-US
CategoryNonprofits & Activism
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Video TypeRegular Video
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#world bank#international development#sustainable solutions#developing countries#sustainable development#economic growth#financing#yt:cc=on#talking development#anna bjerde#christine lagarde#women business and the law#women’s economic rights#women in leadership#gender equality#financial literacy#childcare policy#inclusive growth#economic empowerment of women#gender pay gap
Description
Equal opportunity for women isn’t only a matter of fairness, it’s an economic growth strategy. In this episode of Talking Development, World Bank Managing Director Anna Bjerde and Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank explore what the Women, Business and the Law 2026 findings reveal, and what it will take to unlock women’s economic potential.
How expanding women’s economic participation strengthens productivity, improves resilience, and drives measurable gains for countries and communities. Why closing gender gaps can drive higher GDP and productivity. Where inequality compounds across a woman’s life cycle (workforce entry, promotions, caregiving, retirement) and
what the evidence says works: childcare investment, financial literacy, and gender budgeting
How the Women, Business and the Law 2026 findings help policymakers track progress from laws → implementation → enforcement.
00:00 Unlocking women’s economic potential
01:01 The economic case for equality
04:00 Why life is a race for women
10:15 The rights gap: what the data shows
15:15 Women in leadership: what still needs to change
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