Women’s role and climate change


The average Women in Work Index compiled by PwC saw the score across the 33 Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development countries fall for the first time to 64 (from 64.5 in 2019). PwC released the data in conjunction with International Women’s Day 2022.

Women lost more jobs than their male counterparts across the globe during the Covid-19 pandemic and it will take decades to close the gender parity and pay gap.

The average Women in Work Index compiled by PwC saw the score across the 33 Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development countries fall for the first time to 64 (from 64.5 in 2019). PwC released the data in conjunction with International Women’s Day 2022.

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