Gender inequality is a major concern in the field of international development because it hinders economic growth and impedes human development. View Video Only Save Timeline Video Quiz Course 5.9K views Reproductive Health The GII is the first major index to include reproductive health ...
If we look at the EIGE inequality index in the domain of access to work, we see that three out of four countries that traditionally are included in the Southern European model are well below the European average (81.3) and countries like France (83.7) or Germany (84.2): Spain (80.2), ...
et al. Gender inequality in the health workforce in the midst of achieving universal health coverage in Mexico. Hum Resour Health 18, 40 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1186/s12960-020-00481-z Download citation Received21 October 2019 Accepted19 May 2020 Published29 May 2020 DOIhttps://doi.org...
(2018) found countries scoring higher on the Gender Inequality Index saw greater gender differences in job satisfaction, but not life satisfaction. Perhaps more surprisingly, in a recent study analyzing the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) data for 2015 and 2018 from 78 countries...
Climate change adaptation actions that also advance sustainable development goals (SDGs) have the potential to reduce exposure to climate risks and social vulnerability and enhance human wellbeing (Zhenmin and Espinosa, 2019; IPCC, 2022). Gender inequality inherited from historical, socio-economic devel...
the norms regulating gender relations have prevented these technologies from providing an essential contribution in leveling the inequality gap that would allow women to expand their opportunities. Looking at persisting inequalities raises the question about what it takes for research-based maize breeding ...
Giving that campaigns may have failed to address these contexts of gender inequality [5,30,34] and women´s limited ability to implement their reproductive plans [27,29,32], we expect that the Zika epidemics did not change the way couples make sexual and reproductive decisions. ...
In contrast, restrictionist movements are exclusionary, often based on sexist, nationalist and xenophobic ideolo- gies, defending social inequality and opposing processes of democratisa- tion (2014: 12). David Dietrich (2014) speaks of social movements in defence of privilege. An understanding of ...
Gender disparities in the impacts of shocks and stressors can exac- erbate gender inequality over the medium to long term. Studies of the gendered impacts of the 2008 food price crisis found that both the short- and long-term effects were greater on women smallholder farmers than men, ...
Gender disparities in the impacts of shocks and stressors can exac- erbate gender inequality over the medium to long term. Studies of the gendered impacts of the 2008 food price crisis found that both the short- and long-term effects were greater on women smallholder farmers than men, ...