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Women Entrepreneurship & Impact Finance in the Arab Region

Women entrepreneurship in the Arab region is gaining increasing recognition as a key driver of inclusive and sustainable growth. We are proud to have been featured in the latest issue of the Union of Arab Banks magazine (pages 87–89), highlighting RAMA Impact’s work at the intersection of women’s entrepreneurship, climate resilience, and impact finance. This publication explores the evolving role of banks in shaping more inclusive economies, with a particular focus on women’s entrepreneurship and social responsibility across the Arab region. It highlights the structural challenges women entrepreneurs continue to face, particularly in accessing finance, and underscores the importance of financial inclusion as a driver of sustainable growth. The publication brings together perspectives from leading institutions and experts, emphasizing the need for stronger alignment between ESG strategies, inclusive financing, and long-term economic resilience. RAMA Impact’s feature focuses on climate resilience and financing impact at the local level, showcasing how targeted financial support can empower women-led initiatives and strengthen communities across underserved regions. Read full publication here Previous Post Recent Posts Women Entrepreneurship & Impact Finance in the Arab Region Navigating Sustainable and Circular Business Support in the Mediterranean Women Entrepreneurs in North Africa and the Middle East: A New Generation of Female Leaders Popular Posts Founders Burnout: How to Recognize It, Tackle It, and Avoid It From aid to agency Women Entrepreneurship & Impact Finance in the Arab Region

Navigating Sustainable and Circular Business Support in the Mediterranean

We are proud to have contributed, through RAMA Impact, to this regional publication on circular economy in the Mediterranean, led by MedWaves in collaboration with partners across the region. The publication highlights the critical role of women-led enterprises in building more inclusive and sustainable economies. This publication explores how Business Support Organisations (BSOs) are enabling the transition toward more circular and inclusive economies across the Mediterranean. With a strong focus on women-led enterprises, it highlights the importance of access to the right kind of capital, early-stage support and tailored business development frameworks. Drawing on insights from contributors across more than twenty countries, the report outlines both the opportunities and systemic challenges shaping the region. RAMA Impact contributed insights based on its work with women-led social enterprises in underserved communities, reinforcing the need for more accessible and fit-for-purpose support systems to unlock long-term, sustainable impact. Read full publication here Previous Post Recent Posts Navigating Sustainable and Circular Business Support in the Mediterranean Women Entrepreneurs in North Africa and the Middle East: A New Generation of Female Leaders From aid to agency Popular Posts Founders Burnout: How to Recognize It, Tackle It, and Avoid It From aid to agency Navigating Sustainable and Circular Business Support in the Mediterranean

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Women Entrepreneurs in North Africa and the Middle East: A New Generation of Female Leaders

Deeply grateful to Anna Dorangricchia for featuring our founder in IO Donna, Italy’s leading women’s magazine. It’s powerful to see women-led impact from the Middle East & Africa gaining global visibility. Every story shared helps shift systems, expand possibilities and redefine what leadership looks like.  Across the Middle East and North Africa, a new wave of women entrepreneurs is challenging traditional norms and redefining leadership. From tech innovators to social visionaries, these women are launching startups in fields like fintech, sustainable agriculture, and education, often blending profit with purpose. Their stories reveal resilience, creativity, and a growing network of female founders determined to transform local economies and communities. This new generation of female leaders is not only breaking barriers in business but also inspiring cultural change, proving that the future of innovation in the MENA region is increasingly led by women. Read full article here Previous Post Recent Posts Women Entrepreneurs in North Africa and the Middle East: A New Generation of Female Leaders From aid to agency 5 Tips to Reduce Stress & Anxiety Popular Posts Founders Burnout: How to Recognize It, Tackle It, and Avoid It Women Entrepreneurs in North Africa and the Middle East: A New Generation of Female Leaders From aid to agency