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  1. "While largely invisible, anemia robs the health of more than 1.5 billion girls and women each year." Nutrition, especially that of women and girls, must be a central part of the immediate and long-term COVID-19 response.

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    The pandemic will only be over when it’s over for everyone. I’m grateful for Canada’s commitment to make COVID-19 treatments available to people around the world, ensuring hard-won medical advancements can reach those who need them most.

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  3. Q: What is the underlying cause of nearly half of all child deaths yet only 1% of donor funding is dedicated to it? A: Nutrition It's time to step up and .

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  4. We must ensure this year's medical breakthroughs reach everyone, not just those who can afford to pay. Our newest commitment to the COVID-19 response is our largest to date, but only a fraction of what is needed.

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  5. As strains health systems across the 🌎, new innovations can help ensure that pregnant women continue to receive the delivery care they need and deserve—including safe and timely C-sections.

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  6. The COVID-19 response will be the biggest public health effort in human history. Our foundation has a role to play, and we're going to use our relationships and resources to make sure that we accelerate the end of the pandemic.

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  7. The foundation has committed a total of $1.75 billion to the COVID-19 response. This figure includes commitments announced this year, funds channeled from other foundation programs, and financing to make products affordable and accessible in low- and middle- income countries.

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  8. We must ensure these innovations reach everyone, not just those who can afford to pay. Our newest commitment to the COVID-19 response is our largest to date, but only a fraction of what is needed.

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  9. Women’s voices aren’t being heard on the key fronts of the COVID-19 response and recovery: health, politics, and economics. As a result, women are at risk of being further marginalized.

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  10. is estimated to push an additional 88 to 115 million people below the extreme poverty line. By investing in digital financial tools like mobile money & digital payment systems, governments can build economic resilience & reduce extreme poverty.

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  11. Despite being preventable and treatable, pneumonia takes a child’s life every 39 seconds. examines how countries are responding to protect every child, everywhere.

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  12. A report from and finds that achieving universal access to safely managed sanitation by 2030 would require quadrupling the current global rate of progress. Business-as-usual is no longer an option if we are to achieve sanitation for all.

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  13. COVID-19 could undermine decades of progress protecting the world’s most vulnerable children from pneumonia and diarrhea. But with strategic action, the pandemic response can also help .

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  14. "No matter who or where you are, we all have something to give -- and every act of generosity counts. There are myriad ways you can show up for those in need with your time, money, voice, talents, or kindness."

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  15. A world without malaria is within our reach. Through science, innovation, and political commitment, we have the tools to save millions of lives – better still, it's possible within our lifetimes.

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  16. Women’s underrepresentation in the media is a cycle that must be addressed: Women’s perspectives not being expressed➡️ Male-focused policymaking➡️ Continued marginalization of women

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  17. Tune in to today’s town hall to hear CEO and others discuss the current state of the COVID-19 pandemic, vaccine development, treatment, and how the pandemic has affected women in particular.

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    Dec 3

    New research commissioned by finds that women’s representation in the global news media has flatlined. Without women’s voices, we aren’t getting the full story – we must work to create a diverse, equitable global news landscape.

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  19. .’s new report shows that the equitable distribution of safe and effective vaccines will bring: ➡️The quickest end to the pandemic ➡️More than $466bn in global economic benefits by 2025

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  20. "We know stories can be powerful; when women can fully tell their stories through the media, it will help enable the agency that women and girls lack." Get the full story in the new report: Missing Perspectives of Women in the News.

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