Expert contributors are professionals who volunteer their time and expertise to support Women, Business and the Law. By completing questionnaires in their individual capacity, they provide essential input on the laws and policies in their respective countries that shape women’s economic opportunities. Their contributions cover areas including family law, access to finance, labor law, childcare policies, and frameworks addressing violence against women.
WBL welcomes contributions from a wide range of professionals, including legal experts—such as lawyers, judges, and attorneys working in relevant fields—as well as academics and professionals affiliated with universities, think tanks, research centers, or similar institutions. WBL also welcomes policy and development professionals working on women’s rights with reputable civil society organizations, as well as law graduate students with relevant experience.
Select an economy to view the expert contributors who support WBL. Kindly note that only information about experts who have consented to share their name and/or firm is published.
WBL relies on pro bono contributions from experts across 190 economies. Experts contribute to the WBL project to help drive meaningful impact and gain recognition for their expertise:
