Capital Musings

Capital Musings

By UN Capital Development Fund (UNCDF)BusinessGovernmentInvestingNon-Profit
Download on the App Store

Capital Musings episodes

  • S03.25 Audaciously moving capital to women-led funds

    To celebrate Women’s History Month #WHM, our host Edoardo Tancioni chats with Jessica Espinoza, CEO of 2XCollaborative, who shares what gender-focused investing is and the benefits it brings to underserved communities in emerging markets. Tune it to learn more about some easy wins that may bridge ambitions with real results on the ground. For Women, With Women, By Women. 

    Websites: criterioninstitute.org | www.2xcollaborative.org

    Hashtags: #capitalmusings | #WHM

    Leave a Review

    Thanks for listening! If you found the episode useful, please spread the word about this new show on Twitter mentioning #CapitalMusings, or leave us a review on iTunes. 

    Reviews are hugely important because they help new people discover our podcast. If you enjoyed listening to this episode, please leave a review on iTunes. Here’s how: 

    👉 Launch Apple's Podcast app.

    👉 Tap the Search tab.

    👉 Enter the name, Capital Musings

    👉 Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right.

    👉 Tap the album art for the Capital Musings podcast.

    👉 Tap the Reviews tab.

    👉 Tap Write a Review at the bottom.

    👉 Enter your iTunes password to log in.

    👉 Tap the Stars to leave a rating ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

    👉 Enter title text/content to leave a review.

    👉 Type in a Nickname

    👉 Tap Send

     Other Podcasts

    Capital Musings is a production of the Partnerships, Policy and Communications unit of the United Nations Capital Development Fund, with the support of the UN Web TV.

    33 min
  • S03.24 Time is up: a woman energy entrepreneur’s case for financing emerging economies

    In this episode, our host, Edoardo Tancioni, celebrates #IWD2022 with Rekik Bekele, CEO of Green Scene Energy, an Ethiopia-based company providing women-headed households in rural areas with access to affordable, reliable and clean sources of electricity. Rekik shares her company’s journey towards a business model that works for the last-mile and empowers young female entrepreneurs to speak up and seek mentorship to reach their goals.

    Leave a Review

    Thanks for listening! If you found the episode useful, please spread the word about this new show on Twitter mentioning #CapitalMusings, or leave us a review on iTunes. 

    Reviews are hugely important because they help new people discover our podcast. If you enjoyed listening to this episode, please leave a review on iTunes. Here’s how: 

    👉 Launch Apple's Podcast app.

    👉 Tap the Search tab.

    👉 Enter the name, Capital Musings

    👉 Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right.

    👉 Tap the album art for the Capital Musings podcast.

    👉 Tap the Reviews tab.

    👉 Tap Write a Review at the bottom.

    👉 Enter your iTunes password to log in.

    👉 Tap the Stars to leave a rating ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

    👉 Enter title text/content to leave a review.

    👉 Type in a Nickname

    👉 Tap Send

     Other Podcasts

    Capital Musings is a production of the Partnerships, Policy and Communications unit of the United Nations Capital Development Fund, with the support of the UN Web TV.

    35 min
  • S03.22 Deciphering Doha: Investing in People

    In this miniseries, our host Edoardo Tancioni deciphers the first chapter of the draft Doha programme of action around investing in people in the LDCs, highlighting their unique agency and leadership around eradicating poverty and leave no one behind.

    33 min
  • S03.18 Youth up to build your legacy

    Our host, Edoardo Tancioni, interviews Hanifah Nnamutebi, General Manager of BM Energy (BME), a start-up working on energy-saving solutions in rural areas in Uganda. Hanifah shares her passion towards empowering youth and women to believe in their dreams and venture into unfamiliar and challenging businesses.

    17 min
  • S03.17 Nurturing Talents in Bangladesh

    Our host Edoardo Tancioni interviews 23-year-old Afruza Tanzi from Protibha, a social enterprise creating livelihood opportunities for rural women in Bangladesh. Afruza shares her vision for women’s economic empowerment in emerging economies, and stresses the importance of nurturing talents to build forward better.

    22 min
  • S03.16 For the Next Generation of Farmers

    In this episode, Edoardo Tancioni interviews Fahad Ifaz, CEO of iFarmer, a startup working on democratizing agriculture financing and supply chain in Bangladesh. Fahad shares his vision for “the future of food” and talks about the indirect effects in emerging economies at large of investing sustainably in small businesses.

    23 min

About Capital Musings

From the publisher's feed

The UN Capital Development Fund makes public and private finance work for the poor in the world’s 45 least developed countries (LDCs).