All Stakeholders
WE Finance Code Introduction (Pitch)
A presentation designed to introduce the WE Finance Code, outlining its objectives and benefits to stakeholders.
A presentation designed to introduce the WE Finance Code, outlining its objectives and benefits to stakeholders.
A visual overview that explains the core concepts and significance of the WE Finance Code, aimed at engaging a broad audience.
A 4 pager document ideal as a handout at in-person meetings, summarizing the WE Finance Code’s goals, key features, and how to get involved.
A document providing detailed answers to frequently asked questions about the WE Finance Code.
A presentation for National Code Coalitions looking for step by step explanation of how to implement the WE Finance Code framework for their national context.
A detailed guide for National Code Coalitions looking for step by step guidance on implementing the WE Finance Code framework for their national context.
Workshop templates for National Code Coalitions to facilitate discussions within the country, gathering essential input for customizing the Code for national context.
A document offering guidance on how to develop a National Charter, that codifies the framework for the in-country Code, meeting the global Code requirements and customizing it to country context.
An empty template that can be filled out and published as the National Charter document for the in-country Code.
Guidance Manual for National Data Aggregators for the collection of gender-disaggregated data on MSME Financing.
A toolkit designed to help effectively communicate your involvement in the WE Finance Code to the media and the public.
A brief note explaining the challenges of defining WSMEs, showcasing examples of definitions including guardrails of the WE Finance Code, and offering guidance to FSPs and Countries on harmonization of definitions.
An Excel tool that helps users to understand the size and composition of the addressable market for business finance in their respective country, in general, and of the part constituted by women entrepreneurs and women-led businesses, in particular.
A tool that enables users to understand the availability of WMSME data in their markets, who is reporting and collecting it, where it’s being stored and how it’s being used.
OECD-prepared guidance to support national WE Finance Code data aggregators with information on the indicators, definitions, and instructions for data reporting.
A tool to support timely, standardized data collection for future publication in the OECD Data Explorer or other channels, which can be customised and downloaded for further manipulation.
A brief outlining a 5-step process that can form the basis of a strategy for financial institutions interested in developing or strengthening their data on women-owned and led Micro, Small and Medium sized enterprises.
The template letter Natonal Code Coalitions can replicate, sign and share with the Global Coordinator of the Code as a proof of commitment to the WE Finance Code framework and its three main requirements.
The template letter FSPs can replicate, sign and share with the Global Coordinator of the Code as a proof of commitment to the WE Finance Code framework and its three main requirements.
The template letter Ecosystem Partners can replicate, sign and share with the Global Coordinator of the Code as a proof of commitment to the WE Finance Code framework and its three main requirements.
Registration form for National Champions to join the WE Finance Code Community of Champions, an international peer learning community.