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Just published! 16 recommendations for governments and partners to take action in ensuring women community health workers are safe, supported, and fairly compensated so they can deliver the lifesaving care their patients need. Women make up 70% of the community health workforce and investing in them is essential for driving progress toward the sustainable development goals, including universal health coverage and gender equality. By dismantling barriers that limit women’s potential, implementers, policymakers, governments, and funders can drive lasting social and economic benefits for communities and build resilient health systems. Read the full Framework for Action from Integrate Health and Last Mile Health that Co-Impact proudly supports as a commitment partner: https://bit.ly/womenCHWs

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Tiawanlyn Godwin-Akpan

Health Systems | Project Management, Health Policy

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Reducing the barriers for more women involvement in CHW is very important as women are more trusted by community members. I just read a very good strategy being implemented by Vitamin Angels on using women motorcycle taxi drivers that I think is worth exploring for other countries with CHW programs. Great collaboration for bigger impact and sustainability

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