The ESCAP and Goldman Sachs 10,000 Women launched a joint programme to promote enabling policy and legal environments for women’s entrepreneurship in four countries in Asia and the Pacific: Indonesia, China, India and Malaysia.
In mid-2013, Babson College, in partnership with the Goldman Sachs Foundation, conducted the first ever analysis of the data that had been systematically gathered across cohorts and countries over the course of the initiative’s first four years. This report presents the initial results of that analysis, looking at the impact of providing a business education, access to mentors and networking support to women entrepreneurs across a broad range of emerging market contexts.
