Femtech Ventures: Investing in Girls' Health Solutions

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Nobody is better placed to solve a problem than the person living with it. That's the founding belief behind Femtech Ventures, a five-year catalytic investment platform, launched by @UNICEF Office of Innovation and co-designed with @Temasek Foundation and @SIDA as founding partners. The platform identifies and backs founders in emerging economies building health and economic solutions for girls, women and children. Femtech as a sector is projected to hit US$97 billion by 2030 but most of that value is concentrated in the US and Europe, even though the greatest unmet needs are in Asia, Africa, and Latin America.  We think that's a market failure worth fixing. At the Philanthropy Asia Summit 2026, we're opening up the conversation on what it really takes to turn a Femtech innovation into a systems change. @Temasek Foundation Deputy Director @Saet Woon and founders from our inaugural cohort @Marisa and @Shantanu will be joining me to share how they build Femtech from the ground up in Asia. See you at Femtech Ventures: Investing in the Innovation Edge for Girls’ & Women’s Health session. 📅 May 20, 2-3pm 📍 Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore Learn more: https://p-aa.org/PAS2026  #PAS2026 #PhilanthropyAsiaSummit Ann Putnam Marks, Juan Ignacio Calvo TemasekSanna BediHanna BurkhardtPatty Alleman, Yemi L., Sida Philanthropy Asia Alliance UNICEF East Asia and Pacific

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Congratulations, Juliana! Is there scope to extend to Africa and LatAm? I’m curious if our experience supporting 250 ventures, including very early femtech, could enable cross-regional expansion?

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Excited to see you this Wednesday at #PAS2026.

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