<p>UNCTAD's eTrade for Women initiative.
</p><p>Seven women from across the developing world were announced as UNCTAD’s first “eTrade for Women Advocates” on 24 September on the margins of the 74th session of the UN General Assembly in New York.
</p><p>These women are crushing the gender gap by building flourishing digital businesses and creating wealth and employment in their countries through vision, passion and dedication.
</p><p>Photo: Tim Sullivan (UNCTAD)
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