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EBRD In the shadow of the War: the economic fallout of the War on Ukraine 2022.

This report unfolds the Ukrainian crisis, explaining the deepening of economic and social crisis across Central Europe and beyond. While the full picture is still uncertain, the report looks into a number of areas linked to economic fallout like the expected refugee influx, energy and commodity prices as well as supply disruptions having implications for inflation, growth and energy policy, geopolitical risks and the uncertainty affecting domestic investment, cross-border investment flows and tourism.

EBRD Transition Report 2021 - 2022 System Upgrade: Delivering the digital dividend.

Prepared by the EBRD Office of the Chief Economist, with contributions from other departments and under the general direction of Beata Javorcik.

This report showcases large differences across and within countries in both digital infrastructure and digital skills, with significant digital brain drain from the EBRD regions.

All party parliamentary group (APPG): Inclusivity and Intersectionality – toolkit and annual report 2019.

The Women and Work All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) is a cross-party group that provides a Parliamentary forum to examine constructively and debate the role that policy makers can play to deliver gender balance within the economy.This report is a toolkit of practical suggestions and strategies for employers to support an inclusive workplace and to put intersectionality into practice. In addition, the APPG has put forward a series of recommendations for Government on policies which support this ambition. This report aims to equip employers with the tools to create more inclusive workplaces which benefit employees at all levels.

McKinsey and company: Diversity wins. How inclusion matters (May 2020).

Diversity Wins is the third in a McKinsey series investigating the business case for diversity. This report shows not only that the business case remains robust, but also that the relationship between diversity on executive teams and the likelihood of financial outperformance is now even stronger than before. These findings are encompassing 15 countries and more than 1,000 large companies. The report also provides new insights into how inclusion matters, through an analysis of employee sentiment in online reviews; this shows that companies need to pay much greater attention to inclusion, even in relatively diverse industries.

KORN FERRY INSTITUTE: The Inclusive Leader.

This paper takes on the challenge of inclusion, with a specific focus on the traits and abilities necessary to become an inclusive leader. Korn Ferry research, including from mining more than 2.5 million leadership assessments, identifies the traits and competencies needed for leaders to be inclusive in their own thoughts, perceptions, and actions—and to inspire an inclusive mindset in others. Such leaders are self-aware advocates for diversity, and possess the skills to leverage the differences within the diverse team to achieve better performance than would occur with homogeneous teams.

Center for Talent Innovation and Hewlett Consulting Partners LLC: Diversity’s Positive Impact on Innovation and Outcomes.

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Boston Consulting Group: DIVERSITY, EQUITY, AND INCLUSION STILL MATTER IN A PANDEMIC.

This report by BCG shows that organizations with more diverse workforces and leadership teams perform better. The main goal for companies is to continue devoting time, capital, and management attention, and to ensure that they run DE&I not as a separate initiative but as an initiative integrated into everything that a company does and every decision that its leaders make.

Stonewell: Global workplace Trans Equality Index 2020.

To assess how organisations approach gender identity equality globally, countries are grouped into three broad zones based on whether they provide for legal gender recognition and whether there exist clear national employment protections for transgender people. Within each zone, countries are further sub-categorized based on particular criteria (e.g., presence of harmful restrictions for legal gender recognition). This system of grouping is intended as a guide to help formulate and assess practice.