Supporting countries in addressing gender inequalities

WHO/Europe assists countries in addressing the inequalities and disadvantages that women or men experience as consumers or producers of health care through such means as:

  • capacity building and training
  • gender-specific projects and interventions
  • developing and adapting tools and guidelines
  • integrating gender analysis into information systems
  • disseminating evidence and data
  • exchanging experience and case studies.

WHO country offices give direct support to Member States, and a number of countries have biennial collaborative agreements with WHO/Europe to address gender and health. One of the key areas of work is attainment of the Millennium Development Goals.

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WHO Country Office in Poland annual report 2024

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A focus on adolescent social contexts in Europe, central Asia and Canada: Health Behaviour in School-aged Children international report from the 2021/2022 survey

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