Strengthening capacity to address gender inequities in Ghana’s health sector

Accra, Ghana – Addressing gender barriers and inequities in access and use of health services has been identified as a key to accelerating progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly universal health coverage as enshrined in SDG three.

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Strengthening capacity to address gender inequities in Ghana’s health sector

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