Fair Finance Asia’s latest study reveals that gender equality is the most ignored issue by financial institutions enabling over 100 of the biggest Asian agricultural conglomerates that employ thousands of Asian women majorly as informal workers. Read the key findings and recommendations of the Fair Finance Asia’s new regional study ‘Harvesting Inequality - The Social Impact of Financial Institutions' Investments in Asia's Agribusinesses’.
Banking on a Sustainable Future
Working towards ensuring that Financial Institutions’ funding decisions respect the social and environmental well-being of the local communities in the region.
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HARVESTING INEQUALITY – THE SOCIAL IMPACT OF...
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The FFA network brings together Asian civil society organizations that come from diverse backgrounds and expertise on sustainability themes and financial sector advocacy. FFA also works with like-minded regional and international partner organizations that support our work in sustainable finance research and advocacy.
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About Fair Finance Asia
Fair Finance Asia (FFA) is a regional network of Asian Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) committed to ensuring that financial institutions’ funding decisions in the region respect the social and environmental well-being of local communities.
In doing so, we see a role for banks to actively contribute towards reversing social injustice and environmental destruction, as well as for financial regulators and supervisors to play a critical role in making banks move swiftly in a sustainable direction.
