SDG 05: Gender Equality

The COVID-19 effect on the global gender gap: Measuring it is the first step towards closing it

Global Gender gap 2021: working mother at her computer with her baby highlighting how the burden of childcare is falling to women especially during the pandemic

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Natalie Lacey
Chief Research Officer, Ipsos
Darrell Bricker
Global CEO, Public Affairs, Ipsos
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