SDG 4

  1. Reproductive health is the bedrock of healthy societies and economies

    GenderGlobal

    People’s rights to decide freely about sex, contraception, and parenthood are central to human dignity, economic growth, and gender equality – yet they remain under attack worldwide. Without urgent action to protect and expand these rights, decades of progress risk being undone, with young people bearing the greatest cost

  2. Women and technology: a catalyst for equality and development

    GenderGlobal

    Denying women and girls access to technology is not a gap – it’s a systemic injustice with global consequences. Urgent action to expand digital access, education, and agency, especially in the world’s poorest countries, is essential to ensure that half the population can shape – not be shut out of – our digital future

  3. FGM in The Gambia: ending abusive traditions

    GenderMiddle East and Northern Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa

    The Gambia outlawed female genital mutilation (FGM) in 2015. This year, an attempt to relegalize it almost succeeded. Why are these types of abuse so persistent and how can they be eradicated?