Organization's mission: the mission of the women's world banking is to expand the economic assets, participation and power of low-income women and their households by helping them access financial services, knowledge and markets. Our vision is that one day ALL women will be ABLE to build a secure financial future for themselves and their households. Women's world banking designs and invests in the financial solutions, institutions, and policy environments in emerging markets to create greater economic stability and prosperity for women, their families and their communities. With a global reach of 74 partners in 34 countries serving more than 185 million women clients, women's world banking drives impact through partnering with financial institutions and policymakers to design and develop solutions and programs that facilitate systemic change for women; and, through its private investment funds, advancing women in the workplace and as customers through direct equity to bring financial security, prosperity and independence to women. Women's world banking partners with financial institutions to: *create innovative financial products including credit, savings and insurance and bring these products to scale. We do this through understanding the financial needs of women and then creating products to FIT those needs. By designing tailored products and using marketing and delivery techniques in new ways, we seek to serve more women than ever before with the financial tools and resources they need. *provides leadership & development programs to enhance individual and team effectiveness in building impactful financial policies and products, create inclusive workplaces, and promote inclusive policy environments; conducts qualitative and quantitative research on low-income women's financial needs and behaviors to demonstrate the impact of financial inclusion on women's economic empowerment and build an evidence BASE with which we CAN advocate for women's financial inclusion; *shares knowledge and innovation by providing network members opportunities to exchange BEST practices with other leaders. By investing in women we produce a multiplier effect on the well-being of their households and communities; *works with governments and regulators to design and implement policies and initiatives that promote women's financial inclusion, which has the potential to expand markets, spark economic growth and improve health and education outcomes; and *through WWB asset management, LLC's private investment funds, invests in growing businesses with innovative solutions that enable women to achieve economic empowerment and resilience.
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Other
Employees
53
Volunteers
25
Financial Snapshot
FY ending 2024-12-31
Revenue
$18.8M
Expenses
$21.2M
Assets
$38.3M
Liabilities
$1.5M
Financial history
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Latest FY2024: $18.8M · Avg: $15.3M
Foreign activity (Schedule F)
Total spent abroad$8.3M
Foreign employees319
Foreign offices10
Foreign partnership interestYes
Foreign trust interestNo
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EAST ASIA AND THE PACIFIC
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EUROPE
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EAST ASIA AND THE PACIFIC
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SOUTH ASIA
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Political & Grant Activity
Campaign Spending
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Lobbying
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Grants Given
$418K
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Governance
Voting board members11
Independent members11
Conflict-of-interest policyYes
Whistleblower policyYes
Doc-retention policyYes
Audit committeeYes
990 reviewed by boardYes
Compensation practices
Severance paymentsYes
Equity-based compYes
Supplemental retirement planNo
Compensation committeeYes
Used comp surveyYes
Board approved compYes
Initial contract exceptionNo
Financial detail (Schedule D)
Permanent endowment %3.0%
Endowment held by related orgNo
Fundraising activity (Schedule G)
Uses professional fundraisersYes
Gross fundraising receipts$34K
Retained by contractors$286K
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