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Thary Vorn, CEO and Founder of SUDrain, leads a company that transforms coconut waste into biofilm filters for efficient wastewater treatment, protecting the environment while promoting a circular economy.
Hear from Thary on why SUDrain is committed to the #WEPs and why the company has joined the WEPs Corporate Action Lab to strengthen inclusive leadership to advance gender equality across their workplace and community.
Delivered by the UN Women Gender Action Lab, supported by the Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, the inaugural Cambodia Corporate Action Lab is guided by the thematic focus “Fostering Inclusive Leadership for Gender Equality in Business.”
#WEPsCAL #GenderActionLab #WEPsChangemakers
Thary Vorn, CEO and Founder of SUDrain, leads a company that transforms coconut waste into biofilm filters for efficient wastewater treatment, protecting the environment while promoting a circular economy.
Hear from Thary on why SUDrain is committed to the #WEPs and why the company has joined the WEPs Corporate Action Lab to strengthen inclusive leadership to advance gender equality across their workplace and community.
Delivered by the UN Women Gender Action Lab, supported by the Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, the inaugural Cambodia Corporate Action Lab is guided by the thematic focus “Fostering Inclusive Leadership for Gender Equality in Business.”
#WEPsCAL #GenderActionLab #WEPsChangemakers
![Care Service Innovation and Investment for Our Sustainable Future [Floor audio]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/vhaP1xY6GF8/mqdefault.jpg "Care Service Innovation and Investment for Our Sustainable Future [Floor audio]
UN Women in ROK Private Sector Forum: Care Service Innovation and Investment for Our Sustainable Future | Full Video
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[English: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4dOxQ780hk ]
[Korean:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T5MRzvRPi0w ]
[Floor: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhaP1xY6GF8 ]
On November 14, the UN Women Knowledge & Partnerships Centre in the Republic of Korea convened the UN Women Private Sector Forum: Care Service Innovation and Investment for Our Sustainable Future.
The Forum brought together private sector leaders from diverse industries—including construction, finance, investment, artificial intelligence, and research—as well as international speakers from across Asia. Discussions explored the role and potential of the private sector in transforming unpaid care into services, with a focus on senior care. They also examined ways to connect social value with business opportunities in the context of rapid population aging.
▶ Learn more about the UN Women Knowledge & Partnerships Centre in the Republic of Korea: https://rok.unwomen.org")
