Inequality

Overcoming inequality is at the heart of the Sustainable Development Goals. Major progress has been made on poverty reduction, but without a clear baseline regarding the current state of global inequality, policy and action become less effective.

UNU research is building comprehensive databases to inform policymakers and governments of where, why, and to what extent global income inequality exists. The aim is to clarify the social and political dynamics that drive inequality, so that policy and social support systems can respond to chronic and emerging trends.

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Seminar

In Conversation With Simone Diniz | Gender violence in Health Institutions as a Global Health Issue

Simone Diniz discusses global gender violence in health institutions at UNU-IIGH seminar. Critical insights on a pressing issue.

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Event

BFM Health & Living: Gender & Immunisation with Nina Schwalbe

BFM Health & Living: Gender & Immunisation

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Event

Postdoctoral Fellowship Information Session

Explore Postdoctoral Fellowship Opportunities: Join UNU-IIGH's information session. Shape your research journey.

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News

Vaccines to Vaccinations: Gender in Promoting Immunisation

Exploring gender influence on immunization promotion: insights into equitable health Interventions by UNU-IIGH.

17 May 2022

Announcement

2022 APEC Healthy Women, Healthy Economies Research Prize

The APEC Healthy Women, Healthy Economies Research Prize 2022 recognising excellence in promoting women's well-being and economic empowerment.

10 May 2022

Announcement

Postdoctoral Fellowship 2022

Nurture Research Excellence: UNU-IIGH's 2022 Postdoctoral Fellowship. A platform for impactful global health research advancement.

09 May 2022

Event

Centring Equality in the Implementation of the Global Compact on Migration

This side-event to the International Migration Review Forum brought together high-level speakers from the UN, academia, and civil society.

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Seminar

Vaccines to Vaccinations: Gender in Promoting Immunisation

The seminar will review the cost of gender inequity in COVID-19 response, focusing on vaccination.

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