COVID-19 and resulting social and economic impact has the potential to erode the gender equality gains achieved by the world in last few years. The ensuing circumstances have made the…
The UN resolution on promoting the health of refugees and migrants (2017), the Framework of priorities and guiding principles (2018), launch of the Global Action Plan…
Designing gender-responsive policies for health workforce management Globally women hold a minority of health leadership positions despite the fact that 80 percent of health workers, including students, trainees and academicians, are women. Gender parity in leadership in health is particularly critical to achieve Universal Health Coverage, specially since women carry a disproportionately larger burden of…
Gendered Research for Women in Health Published annually by the World Economic Forum, The Global Gender Gap report benchmarks 149 countries (as of 2018) on their progress towards gender parity. The report’s Gender Gap Index ranks countries according to indicators across four thematic dimensions: Economic Participation and Opportunity, Educational Attainment, Health and Survival and Political…
Mentoring Women Health Leaders of Tomorrow Globally, female decision makers continue to be woefully underrepresented in the senior management in health (Less than 1 in five). This is true for both state and non-state organizations. Healthcare Fortune 500 do not have a single female CEO. The list of the 50 most influential physician executives and…
Health, Women and Leadership WGH Pakistan aims to create gender equality at all levels of global health, and make global health more gender-equal, through adequate representation by creating opportunities and enabling environment especially in leadership roles. We are working towards creating a robust network supporting women present and active throughout the country and world. We…