Gender Inequality

Here's how the EU is doing on gender equality

There's a significant power gap in Europe. Image: REUTERS/Ruben Sprich

Charlotte Edmond
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Gender Inequality

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The Gender Equality Index scored EU member states out of 100 on pillars including health, power and money.
EU states were assessed on pillars including work, money and health - with the averages for the EU28 shown on the right. Image: EU
Map showing the Gender Inequality Index scored EU members states' gender equality out of 100.
The index assessed gender equality - out of 100 - across the EU's member states. Image: Statista
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