Care economy is an integral part of Business Environment Reforms (BER). It is central to advance Women’s Economic Empowerment (WEE). This report highlights the link between women’s share of care work and their access to economic opportunities, and analyses how care policies can be promoted as part of business environment reforms.
This brief highlights three evidenced based strategies for emerging leaders in international development interested in pursuing international leadership roles. It summarizes our recent study on
There is a dominant narrative that portrays women as victims of climate change. This series of briefs provides examples that challenges this view,
portraying women as active agents of change, in the hope of inspiring donors to advance women‘s economic empowerment to address climate
change.
Despite significant investment, there’s a perceived shortage of qualified senior leaders in MSD. This study, with Mercy Corps’ support, explores barriers and enablers in transitioning MSD professionals to international senior roles.
“In search of more equitable impact” is a blog series from the Canopy Lab’s Managing Partner and Inclusion+ Practice Lead, Holly Lard Krueger. The series is inspired by our work on the topic of inclusion and leadership and explores how a range of market systems development (MSD) programs and practitioners are trying to achieve more equitable impact,
Care economy is an integral part of Business Environment Reforms (BER). It is central to advance Women’s Economic Empowerment (WEE). This report highlights the link between women’s share of care work and their access to economic opportunities, and analyses how care policies can be promoted as part of business environment reforms.
This brief highlights three evidenced based strategies for emerging leaders in international development interested in pursuing international leadership roles. It summarizes our recent study on
There is a dominant narrative that portrays women as victims of climate change. This series of briefs provides examples that challenges this view,
portraying women as active agents of change, in the hope of inspiring donors to advance women‘s economic empowerment to address climate
change.
Despite significant investment, there’s a perceived shortage of qualified senior leaders in MSD. This study, with Mercy Corps’ support, explores barriers and enablers in transitioning MSD professionals to international senior roles.
“In search of more equitable impact” is a blog series from the Canopy Lab’s Managing Partner and Inclusion+ Practice Lead, Holly Lard Krueger. The series is inspired by our work on the topic of inclusion and leadership and explores how a range of market systems development (MSD) programs and practitioners are trying to achieve more equitable impact,
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I am committed to improving human livelihoods and resilience in balance with nature. At the Canopy Lab, I provide research and advisory support to projects working on biodiversity conservation, climate change adaptation and resilience, nature-based solutions, sustainable tourism, and market systems development. Outside work, I’m a keen guitarist, cyclist and bookworm, with a love for food, travelling and learning languages.