The Business Case for Gender Equality at Work

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The Business Case for Gender Equality at Work

20 May 2021

via Zoom

 

The Asian Development Bank and the Nordic Embassies in the Philippines organized a special webinar on “The Business Case for Gender Equality at Work” that took place last 20 May, 2.30-4.30pm (Manila). This online event included high-level speakers from the public and private sectors of Nordic countries as well as the Philippines and an address from the Philippine Vice-President, Leni Robredo.

Program and Learning Materials: 
Date Session / Activity Presentation Material Speaker(s)
20 May 2021 Moderator Jamela Alindongan, Senior Correspondent, Al Jazeera
20 May 2021 Opening Session Welcome Remarks Eva Nordmark, Swedish Minister for Employment, Government of Sweden
20 May 2021 Opening Session Keynote Speech Maria Leonor Robredo, Vice President, Government of the Philippines
20 May 2021 Presentation 1 Barriers for women to join and stay in the workforce
Samantha Hung
20 May 2021 Presentation 2 The Nordic model for gender equality in the workplace Ansgar Gabrielsen, former member of the Norwegian parliament and Government Minister
20 May 2021 Guided Discussion and Q&A with Panelists Business Case for Gender Equality at Work
Mark Lyndsell
20 May 2021 Guided Discussion and Q&A with Panelists Audrey Chong, Regional Human Resources Head, Danfoss Asia Pacific
20 May 2021 Guided Discussion and Q&A with Panelists The Business Case for Gender Equality in the Workplace
Marla Garin-Alvarez
20 May 2021 Guided Discussion and Q&A with Panelists Promoting gender equality in the International Labour Organization
Khalid Hassan
20 May 2021 Closing Sesison Closing remarks Juha Pyykkö, Ambassador, Government of Finland

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