Make rights usable.
A proven operating model that converts procurement into measurable women’s justice outcomes.
Context: UN Women — CSW70 (2026)
Justice by Design (official statement)
Use this document for citation, internal circulation, and policy translation.
- A definition: justice is real only when women can use it.
- A mechanism: align legal pathways + market entry + income.
- Policy measures: on-time payment, vendor pathways, direct-to-women payment rails, law/market alignment.
Open the PDF
Read in-browser or download for your team.
Recommended next step
Request a briefing and we’ll map a pilot path to your procurement and justice constraints.
Two stand graphics (fastest understanding)
If you are short on time: watch these two visuals, then request the briefing.
Policy levers a ministry can implement
Four measures that convert rights into routes—without relying on foreign aid.
1) Fair price, paid on time
Target payment within 15 days (or nearest legal standard), with automatic interest thereafter.
2) Women-to-market pathways
Vendor flag, simplified onboarding, micro-lots, and a national catalogue of women-made goods.
3) Direct income + multipliers
Direct-to-women bank/mobile money on verified delivery; support three-enterprise models.
4) Law + market alignment
Property/inheritance reform; licensing access; collateral alternatives; registries for women-owned firms.
Country proof (flyers hosted on TenByThree.org)
Select your country and open the official flyer PDF (read or download).
Invite Ten by Three to brief your policy team
30 minutes. A clear fit/no-fit decision. Then a pilot outline if it fits.
Briefing agenda (30 minutes)
1) Outcomes you need • 2) Levers you control • 3) Pilot path • 4) Metrics + reporting.
If you need a formal reference point: CSW70 (UN Women)
Make rights usable.
A proven operating model that converts procurement into measurable women’s justice outcomes.
Context: UN Women — CSW70 (2026)
Justice by Design (official statement)
Use this document for citation, internal circulation, and policy translation.
- A definition: justice is real only when women can use it.
- A mechanism: align legal pathways + market entry + income.
- Policy measures: on-time payment, vendor pathways, direct-to-women payment rails, law/market alignment.
Open the PDF
Read in-browser or download for your team.
Recommended next step
Request a briefing and we’ll map a pilot path to your procurement and justice constraints.
Two stand graphics (fastest understanding)
If you are short on time: watch these two visuals, then request the briefing.
Policy levers a ministry can implement
Four measures that convert rights into routes—without relying on foreign aid.
1) Fair price, paid on time
Target payment within 15 days (or nearest legal standard), with automatic interest thereafter.
2) Women-to-market pathways
Vendor flag, simplified onboarding, micro-lots, and a national catalogue of women-made goods.
3) Direct income + multipliers
Direct-to-women bank/mobile money on verified delivery; support three-enterprise models.
4) Law + market alignment
Property/inheritance reform; licensing access; collateral alternatives; registries for women-owned firms.
Country proof (flyers hosted on TenByThree.org)
Select your country and open the official flyer PDF (read or download).
Invite Ten by Three to brief your policy team
30 minutes. A clear fit/no-fit decision. Then a pilot outline if it fits.
Briefing agenda (30 minutes)
1) Outcomes you need • 2) Levers you control • 3) Pilot path • 4) Metrics + reporting.
If you need a formal reference point: CSW70 (UN Women)