of the United Nations Commission on the status of women (3 agreed conclusion and 1 political declaration)

participated in the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women of (2018-2019) and 20,372 registered(2020-2021)

in parliament are held up by women, up from 23% - SDG indicator5.5.1(a)

have available data, up from 26%

and political candidates enhanced campaigning and other skills.

developed and implemented national action plans on gender equality and gender-responsive budgets.

integrated a gender equality focus

home to 1.6B women and girls, have a stronger legal, regulatory and policy environment on women's economic empowerment.

and international organizations opened markets for women through policies prioritizing purchases from women-owned businesses.

signed the women's empowerement principles

supported by UN Women have data on the prevalence of sexual harassment against women and girls in public spaces

have adapter or strengthened legislation addressing violence against women and girls in private and public spaces

to prevent, investigate, sanction and redress femicide/ feminicide/ gender realted killings of women

home to 2.5B women and girls have national action plans and strategies to end violence against women also addressing social norms, attitudes and behavior transformation.

home to 2.7B women, and girls and improved access to quality support services for survivors of violence.

(including >22.5M women and girls in 2021) reached through grants from the UN Trust Fund to End Violence Against Women