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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Gender pay gap in the health and care sector in the WHO European Region: evidence brief

The Framework for action on the health and care workforce in the WHO European Region 2023–2030 calls for concrete action to eliminate gender pay...

Gender pay gap in the health and care sector in the WHO European Region: evidence brief: web annex B – labour market attributes and characteristics for the decomposition of the gender pay gap

This Web Annex accompanies the report Gender pay gap in the health and care sector in the WHO European Region: evidence brief. It provides details on the...

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