Inform to Reform: Using Comparative Law to Make Change
Researchers at the World Bank uncovered that 90% of economies worldwide have at least one discriminatory law that makes it more difficult for women than for men to work or operate a business. An interview style panel with Q&A will explore how and why the World Bank has been developing a global dataset on laws affecting women’s economic opportunities, as well as how gender equality advocates can use comparative law as a tool in their own work.
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Sarah Iqbal
Program Manager, Women, Business and the Law, World Bank
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Silvia Muzi
Program Coordinator, Enterprise Analysis Unit, World Bank Group
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Fernanda Nicola
Professor of Law and Director, International Organizations, Law and Diplomacy, American University Washington College of Law
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Sandra Pepera
Director, Gender, Women and Democracy, National Democratic Institute
