What has G20 done to improve the well-being and health of women?

 The G20 has taken a number of steps to improve the well-being and health of women. These include:

• Investing in women's health: The G20 has pledged to invest $10 billion in women's health over the next five years. This funding will be used to support programs that improve access to reproductive health services, maternal and child health care, and HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment.

• Promoting women's economic empowerment: The G20 has committed to promoting women's economic empowerment. This includes measures such as increasing access to education and training, removing barriers to women's participation in the workforce, and providing affordable childcare.

• Ending violence against women: The G20 has called for an end to violence against women. This includes measures such as strengthening laws against violence against women, providing support services for victims of violence, and raising awareness about the issue.

• Addressing the gender pay gap: The G20 has committed to addressing the gender pay gap. This includes measures such as collecting data on the gender pay gap, promoting equal pay for equal work, and providing training on unconscious bias.

The G20 has also made a number of commitments to improve the health and well-being of women in specific areas, such as:

• Mental health: The G20 has committed to improving access to mental health services for women. This includes measures such as training health care providers on mental health issues, providing support groups for women with mental health problems, and raising awareness about mental health.

• Cancer: The G20 has committed to reducing the number of women who die from cancer. This includes measures such as early detection and screening programs, improved treatment options, and support services for women with cancer.

• HIV/AIDS: The G20 has committed to ending the AIDS epidemic by 2030. This includes measures such as providing access to antiretroviral therapy, reducing stigma and discrimination, and supporting prevention programs.

The G20's efforts to improve the well-being and health of women are significant and important. However, there is still much work to be done. The G20 must continue to invest in women's health, promote women's economic empowerment, and end violence against women. By doing so, the G20 can help to improve the lives of women around the world.