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ESG: How Pact is supporting environment, social and governance standards around the world
Climate change. The Covid-19 pandemic. Gender, racial and income inequality. Human rights violations. These are just some of the critical global challenges that the private sector can help to address. One key way to ensure that companies and organizations are doing their part is through ESG, or environment, social and governance standards – a top-...

Q&A: Meet Roger-Mark De Souza, Pact’s Vice President for Sustainable Markets
Roger-Mark De Souza brings more than 20 years of experience driving innovation through local and global initiatives, streamlined operations and impactful teams. Over his career, De Souza has built social, economic, health and environmental justice and resilience programs, teams and movements across the world to encourage local ownership and...
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Q&A: Pact welcomes Gina Volynsky as head of private sector practice
Gina Volynsky has more than 25 years of experience in international development, including 14 years of living and working in emerging economies. She has dedicated much of her career to collaborating with the private sector to address development challenges, which included heading a team working for USAID on private-sector engagement, and designing...

Moyo Gems expands gemstone offerings to reach new markets, increase impact for women miners
Canadian jewelry maker Sarah Healey watched the Moyo Gems program from afar and wondered how she could get involved. She knew Moyo Gems was focused on the female gem miners of East Africa and creating consistent, fair trade markets and better prices. It was the first program of its kind in the world and was being overseen by the international...
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Ending the HIV epidemic: Equitable access, everyone’s voice
Every December 1, we mark World AIDS Day around the world. The internationally recognized day is a time for reflection and recognizing how far we have come in the fight against HIV and AIDS. It is also an opportunity to bring attention to where we stand in that fight, spread awareness and knowledge of HIV and renew commitments to end AIDS ...

Improving the socio-economic rights of more than 3,500 young women entrepreneurs in Cambodia
In Cambodia, entrepreneurs are the backbone of the economy. An estimated 350,000 small entrepreneurs across the country are making sure that their families have the income to send their children to school and put food on the table. They're enabling their families to have a better life.

Three ways to reduce HIV infections among adolescent girls and young women in sub-Saharan Africa
Grace Njobvu has experienced the power of DREAMS. At a DREAMS center near her home in Lusaka, Zambia, she accessed counseling to help her deal with depression and trauma after surviving gender-based violence at the hands of a relative. Once hopeless about her future, today, Grace is optimistic and HIV-free. She enjoys...

Leveraging digital technology to build a healthier future for adolescent girls and young women
In celebration of International Day of the Girl on October 11, the ACHIEVE consortium is excited to join the global community in recognizing the work that is being done to advance gender equality and empower adolescent girls and young women (AGYW) worldwide.

Pact's journey to 2024: Data, evidence and engaged communities
This week is a big week at Pact. We’re on the cusp of a new moment in our history. After kicking off a strategic review process in January 2021, and engaging widely with internal and external stakeholders, we have launched an exciting new three-year strategy.

Improving the lives of 1 million+ vulnerable Tanzanian children: What Pact learned through the Kizazi Kipya project
The challenges and hardships that vulnerable children and adolescents face in Tanzania are complex. Many of their families have difficulty affording school or enough food to eat. Many are at high risk of acquiring HIV or are already living with HIV. They may work in hazardous occupations to help take care of younger siblings. Or, with no adult...
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