Good afternoon, and thank you once again for joining us in person and online.I would like to start by acknowledging International Women’s Day this Sunday.
This is a moment to remember that around the world, many women cannot access essential health services, and continue to suffer disproportionately from preventable and treatable diseases.But International Women’s Day is an opportunity not only to promote and protect the health of women, but to highlight the vital role they play in promoting and protecting the health of all people.Globally, women make up 70% of the global health workforce, but hold only 25% of senior roles.WHO is committed to promoting gender equality everywhere, and especially in the health workforce.We’re proud that we