The institut für finanzdienstleistungen (iff) and the Fair Finance Institute (FaFin) are investigating these questions in a joint project. The project ist funded by the German Institute for Development Evaluation (DEval). The aim of the project is to produce an accompanying study that contributes to assessing the financial additionality of blended finance in relation to trust funds and feminist development policy. The project is expected to run until December 2025.
GLI is an investment strategy that consciously invests with gender equality in mind. The aim is to channel capital into companies, projects and funds that have a positive impact on women and gender equality. This can be done by investing in companies that
- have a high proportion of women in management positions.
- offer products and services that are specifically geared towards the needs of women and girls or that have women as their main target group.
- are or were managed and/or founded by women.
GLI means taking gender aspects into account in the entire investment analysis, from the assessment of the investment, through the analysis of the supply chain, to the working conditions or the products. In a broader sense, GLI aims to reduce gender inequality and promote social and economic justice by ensuring that investments contribute to positive social outcomes for women and girls.
Further links
The contact person at the Fair Finance Institute is Gesa Vögele (gesa.voegele@fair-finance-institute.de)