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<p>Working with the private sector can crowd additional finance to benefit women and
girls including through more productive jobs. DFID’s <a href="https://www.gov.uk/guidance/work-and-opportunities-for-women"
target="_blank">Work and Opportunities for Women</a> is advising British multinational
companies to secure better paid and secure work for 400,000 women in global supply
chains. Our co-financing of the G20 <a href="https://we-fi.org/" target="_blank">Women
Entrepreneurs Finance Initiative </a> will help reach 115,000 women entrepreneurs
in developing countries and mobilise additional public and private sector resources
of $2.6 billion. CDC has co-led a collective commitment by the G7 Development Finance
Institutions to mobilise $3 billion of public and private investments advancing gender
equality in developing countries.</p>
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