With the support of the WHO Secretariat, the Commission produced a report entitled “Addressing the Challenge of Women’s Health in Africa”

Yet the workplace provides a tremendous opportunity to meet women’s comprehensive health needs during her working years by delivering integrated workplace solutions that go beyond

In fact the social reality of the reproductive and sexual health of women revealed in the exercising of their rights, remains strongly characterised in Bolivia by an

Assessment on the readiness and capacity of health facilities and healthcare providers to strengthen health sector response to gender-based violence in

Two thirds of the women who experienced intimate partner violence reported adverse physical or mental health consequences.. Only half of them had ever sought health care for

Reasonably good evidence indicates that part of the health divide between countries in the Region is associated with: (a) differences in exposure to preventable health hazards

Participants stated that unmarried women could refer to public health centres to receive reproductive health services without the fear of being “exposed”, because of the

8 Addressing the Challenge of Women’s Health in Africa.. One of the most direct ways to combat gender discrimination in Africa is to empower women through education and

Difference in life expectancy between the richest and poorest population groups according to the strength of civil society participation and elected local governments across