… 2.9 billion people in the world remain offline, with access shaped by intersecting inequalities like gender, race, class and geography.3 Weak governance of digital ecosystems and artificial intelligence…
… commitment • 30th anniversary of the Beijing Action Plan and Platform: links between UHC and gender equality recognized KPI 1.1. UHC prominently featured in global political forums (G7, G20, ASEAN,…
… a multi-disciplinary approach with multi-stakeholder input that consider the added impact of poverty, gender inequalities, and discrimination among other factors. This is a core message of the Civil Society’s…
… component of Universal Health Coverage" Co-hosts: Argentina, Malawi, Sweden, the Alliance for Gender Equality and Universal Health Coverage Location: Baobob Room at the Global Health Campus,…
… exchange, SM Shaikat from Bangladesh highlighted how health costs intersect with urban poverty, gender inequality, and climate vulnerability. Parliamentarians responding to these perspectives emphasized…
… as well as other vulnerable groups including the poor, disabled, and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) community. Millions of Africans face financial hardship due to out-of-pocket…
… should have universal health coverage and Dr. Tedros followed with a WHO blog addressing gender inequities experienced by female health workers. The Lancet published a new…
… the development of the 2020 State of the World's Nursing and Midwifery Report WHO report - Gender equity in the health workforce: analysis of 104 countries
… data to identify the people who are left behind and more analysis of equity dimensions such as gender, age, wealth, ethnicity, disability, geographic location, fragile states and conflict situations,…
… 20 4. Global Health Security 21 5. Immunisation 24 6. SRHR and RMNCAH-N+FP 25 7. Gender Equality 26 8. HIV/AIDS 27 9. The Human Right to Science 30 10. NCDs and the Digital Divide 31 …
