Global Health 50/50

Our research shows

To what extent do organisations promote gender equality through their operations and within the workplace?

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Among the 140 organisations we reviewed:

Commit to gender equality to benefit the health of all people

Define gender in a way that is consistent with global norms

Mention gender in their programme and strategy documents

Report sex-disaggregated data on programmatic delivery

Have specific targets or measures to support women’s career pathways

Are headed by women

Reach gender parity in senior management

Board chairs are women

Are governed by bodies with gender parity

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Global Health 50/50 wants to fast-forward the pace of change to make global health more gender equal. It works through three streams:

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Empowering a #GH5050 policy community

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Congratulations to Shadi, winner of the inaugural @GlobalHlth5050 Prize for the MSc Global Health and Development dissertation that best addresses gender & health. Read Shadi's blog post on his research on sexual silence, HIV, and the health of MSM here https://t.co/bWMUWSqD5l.

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