How We Work It is important that Women in Global Health (WGH) Norway identify a national chapter with functions and activities that are relevant to the national context.

level courses on thematic areas related to global health, both for Norwegian students and for national and international institutions and NGOs working in the field of global

10 ILO and WHO: Occupational safety and health in public health emergencies: A manual for protecting health workers and responders (Geneva, 2018) [accessed 9 April 2020].. 11 Survey

Secure seats for people living with NCDs at the decision-making tables of international financing mechanisms Harvest digital technology to scale up screening, early

Note: Limited public health focus, while Public Health is central in Global Health Unsafe working conditions. Absence of

The Government of France, the World Health Organization and Women in Global Health are partnering in 2021- the International Year of Health and Care Workers- on the Gender

Women in Global Health launched the Gender Equal Health and Care Workforce Initiative with the Government of France and WHO in 2021 to drive change on four pillars: leadership,

Women in Global Health (WGH) is proposing to partner with the Government of France to co-host the first-ever Symposium to develop the next generation of policies with the power

WGH will ensure that the Pop-Up on Gender Equality focuses on the major barriers to gender equality in global health (women’s limited representation in leadership positions, low and