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- 1. The Double X Economy Linda Scott DP World Chair for Entrepreneurship and Innovation University of Oxford: Said Business School
- 2. The Big Picture • New information since 1995-2000 • Gender inequality per UN, WEF, World Bank • Real, measurable, worldwide • Massive negative effects • Violence, sex, and “reproductive health” • Potential pay-offs, dangerous downsides • Reversing conventional wisdom.
- 3. Top Twenty Nations: Global Gender Gap Source: World Economic Forum: The Global Gender Gap Report, 2010. Education Health Economics Politics Iceland 100 97 75 67 Norway 100 97 83 56 Finland 100 100 76 57 Sweden 100 97 77 47 New Zealand 100 97 77 38 Ireland 100 97 74 40 Denmark 100 97 74 37 Lesotho 100 100 88 21 Philippines 100 100 76 32 Switzerland 99 97 73 34 Spain 100 98 62 43 South Africa 100 97 67 38 Germany 99 98 71 33 Belgium 99 98 71 32 United Kingdom 100 97 72 30 Sri Lanka 99 99 60 41 Netherlands 100 97 72 29 Latvia 100 99 75 24 United States 100 98 80 19 Canada 100 98 78 20
- 4. Bottom Twenty Nations: Global Gender Gap Source: World Economic Forum: The Global Gender Gap Report, 2010. Education Health Economics Politics Nepal 52 78 96 17 Lebanon 45 98 98 3 Qatar 49 99 95 0 Nigeria 60 81 96 5 Algeria 47 95 97 4 Jordan 42 99 97 4 Ethiopia 63 70 97 10 Oman 40 98 98 3 Iran 43 96 97 2 Syria 40 94 98 6 Egypt 45 90 98 3 Turkey 39 91 98 8 Morocco 41 86 97 7 Benin 60 65 96 8 Saudi Arabia 34 97 98 0 Cote d'Ivoire 54 69 98 7 Mali 51 68 98 10 Pakistan 31 77 96 15 Chad 62 51 96 4 Yemen 20 66 97 2