(in Imperfect Systems)
This session will explore how gender-disaggregated data can be a powerful tool for understanding both social and financial performance, moving beyond basic metrics like the “% of women borrowers.” Participants will discover a broader set of indicators financial institutions can use to inform strategic decisions, while also learning how to overcome common challenges in collecting, analyzing, and using this data effectively.
The session will showcase innovative uses of gender data by financial service providers, investors, and policymakers, offering practical examples and inspiration. Participants will also be introduced to user-friendly tools for impact measurement and walk away with actionable “quick wins” to strengthen their institution’s ability to serve women clients and align gender goals with core business objectives.
This session will be led by Jaclyn Berfond, she is the Vice President for Impact & Performance Measurement at Women’s World Banking, where she oversees monitoring and evaluation to assess and communicate program outcomes. She holds degrees in International Relations, Economics, and an MBA in International Organizations.
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