Economic Justice: our podcast series

Economic justice is at the heart of women’s rights. Unpaid care work, unequal pay and limited access to finance keep millions of African women out of decision-making. RFLD supports women’s economic autonomy through grants to rural women and women-led organisations, and through public debate on economic policy.

Our podcast series on economic justice runs to 15 episodes, in French. This page brings it together with the field work and grants behind it.

The podcast: 15 episodes (FR)

22:06

Episode 1

Unpaid care and domestic work

35:22

Episode 2

The impact of economic reforms and austerity

22:32

Episode 3

Financial inclusion and gender norms

27:44

Episode 4

A stronger voice in economic policy decisions

21:15

Episode 5

Sharing unpaid care in households

23:38

Episode 6

Closing gaps in income and productivity

26:10

Episode 7

Removing barriers to women’s economic emancipation

17:47

Episode 8

Economic resilience and income security

23:30

Episode 9

Women’s economic empowerment and paid work

17:58

Episode 10

Gender-responsive macroeconomic policy

20:37

Episode 11

Gaps in social protection for women

12:04

Episode 12

Financial inclusion and gender transformation

38:18

Episode 13

Financial support and primary care providers

13:10

Episode 14

The role of governments

1:05:49

Episode 15

Decent work and economic development for women

Grants and field work

13:03

Economic Justice Fund: our grantees in West and Central Africa

3:49

Mini-grants for rural women (FR)

12:50

RFLD’s economic support to rural women in Benin

4:45

Climate justice programme: support to rural women small business owners

4:57

A grant to a women’s association for economic strengthening (FR)

1:44

Training women in Google digital skills, with ImpactHer (FR)

1:12:21

Television programme: financial inclusion and gender transformation (FR)