Women Leaders of Selected NGOs and UN SDGs Achievement

Abstract

The UN Sustainable Development Goals deadline is fast approaching, and women leaders play a crucial role in achieving them. However, only 30% of women reach the top of their organizations, and even fewer are Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic (BAME) women. The 21st century is pivotal for women as global leaders, as they are predisposed as cross-cultural and multi-faceted leaders. Though there are several women leaders in NGOs, four have been identified from four different countries who impacted global sustainability through UNSDGs: Ms. Etsuko Nakano of OISCA International, Dr. Monica Sharma of Radical Transformational Leadership, Dr. Mansee Bal Bhargava of V for W, and Dr. Renita Reed Thomson of Discipling Marketplace Leaders (DML) were selected based on the work they have done, impacting thousands of women towards achieving UN SDGs. These women have established training centers, national and international chapters, and collaboration projects in approximately 100 countries, generating equitable and sustainable results, towards the achievement of UN SDGs.