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Jan 01 1970 GMT00:33
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The scale of this pandemic affects girls and young women in all aspects of their daily lives: their safety, wellbeing, education, economic security, health, nutrition, and access to technology.
All existing inequalities have been made worse.
In order to emerge from this crisis stronger, more prepared, and more equal, responses to the pandemic must address the unique challenges faced by girls.
Photos by @plan_usa
Jan 01 1970 GMT00:33
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How bad the pandemic gets and how long it lasts is largely within the world’s control.
Ultimately, businesses and governments must really believe that the future is not a zero-sum contest in which winners win only when losers lose. It is a cooperative endeavor in which we all make progress together
Pictured: In Kumasi, Ghana, a Lab Technician takes blood samples from food vendors in Adiebeba, a suburb of Kumasi, so they can test them for COVID-19.
📷 © Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation/ Nana Kofi Acquah
Jan 01 1970 GMT00:33
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What started as a health crisis, has quickly turned into a crisis of economics, of food, of housing, of politics. And all of it undermines the very real progress we’ve made across all @TheGlobalGoals.
Link in bio to read our 2020 report to learn how the right solution can help us make up the ground that we’ve lost.
Jan 01 1970 GMT00:33
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In our annual Goalkeepers report, we track 18 indicators included in the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). In recent years, the world has improved on every single one. This year, on the vast majority, we’ve regressed.
The world must come together to end the pandemic and resume progress toward @TheGlobalGoals.
Link in bio to learn more in the 2020 Goalkeepers Report.
Jan 01 1970 GMT00:33
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There is no such thing as a national solution to a global crisis. All countries must work together to end the pandemic and begin rebuilding economies.
Pictured: A tailor, who is part of a team that produces face coverings for one of the largest slums in Nigeria and home to over 500,000 people.
Face coverings are distributed by various organizations creating employment for people who’ve lost their jobs due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
📷 © Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation/ Nelson Owoicho
Jan 01 1970 GMT00:33
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Members of India’s country-wide women’s Self Help Group program (SHG) produce medical-quality face masks.
The masks are made available in their local communities and shared with “corona warriors,” community health workers who are fighting against the pandemic.
Link in bio to learn how despite tremendous constraints, countries are innovating to meet the challenge of COVID-19.
📍 Patna, Bihar, India
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If we want to emerge from this crisis stronger, more prepared, and more equal, then governments all around the world must take action right now by putting women and girls at the center of their response.
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Members of India’s country-wide women’s Self Help Group program (SHG) produce medical-quality face masks.
The masks are made available in their local communities and shared with “corona warriors,” community health workers who are fighting against the pandemic.
Link in bio to learn how despite tremendous constraints, countries are innovating to meet the challenge of COVID-19.
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Ultimately, businesses and governments must really believe that the future is not a zero-sum contest in which winners win only when losers lose. It is a cooperative endeavor in which we all make progress together
Pictured: In Kumasi, Ghana, a Lab Technician takes blood samples from food vendors in Adiebeba, a suburb of Kumasi, so they can test them for COVID-19.
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