The Global Gender Gap Report 2024, published by the World Economic Forum (WEF), benchmarks gender parity across 146 economies and shows that the global gender gap has closed by 68.5%. However ...

For instance, enrolment in tertiary education has surged, with 46% of women and 40% of men now pursuing higher education, compared with just 19% for both genders in 2000, according to 2024 data from ...

Pakistan's ranking in the Global Gender Gap Report (GGGR) Index 2024 by WEF, is a sobering reminder of the challenges ahead. After improving its rank by three points in 2023 and climbing to 142 out of ...

The economic benefits of closing the gender gap are undeniable. Research shows that achieving gender parity could boost ...

The World Economic Forum is shaking up its ... Zahidi oversees the Forum’s annual Global Gender Gap report and Jurgens helps oversee the organization’s international offices and its ...

The World Economic Forum’s June 2024 Global Gender Gap research study found that in North America, it will take 106 years for women to achieve economic parity with men. ON Partners’ research shows a ...

Global gender inequality, India's commitment to gender equality, and the fight for gender-equal pay worldwide.

It found that women still earn less and have limited access to leadership roles. High-level discussions on closing the gap ...

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia ranked 114th out of 146 countries benchmarked in the World Economic Forum's (WEF) Gender Gap Index ... It ranks above the global average for labour-force participation ...

Japan fell to a record low 125th in global gender equality rankings ... Japan’s ranking among 146 countries in the World Economic Forum’s Gender Gap Report 2023 released on June 21 represents ...