Women’s Report Card – An indicator report of Western Australian women’s progress

This report card provides information on how women in Western Australia are doing against four indicators that are central to gender equity: health and wellbeing, safety and justice, economic independence and leadership.

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Download 2022 Women’s Report Card [PDF]

Summary

A one-page summary overview of Western Australian women’s progress against the four indicators of: health and wellbeing, safety and justice, economic independence and leadership.

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Safety and justice

A one-page infographic of Western Australian women’s progress in the area of safety and justice, one of the four indicators used as a measure in the 2022 Women’s Report Card.

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Leadership and economic independence

A one-page infographic of Western Australian women’s progress in the areas of leadership and economic independence two of the four indicators used as a measure in the 2022 Women’s Report Card.

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Health and wellbeing

A one-page infographic of Western Australian women’s progress in the area of health and wellbeing one of the four indicators used as a measure in the 2022 Women’s Report Card.

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Keywords: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, access, caregivers, carers, children, culturally and linguistically diverse, employment, exercise, families, financial literacy, funding, gender, gender equality, gender equity, government and policy, health and wellbeing, health education, health equity, health literacy, health promotion, health rights, immigrant, maternal health medical care, mental health and wellbeing, metropolitan, migrant and refugee women, national, older women, policy, population health, prevention of gender based violence, public health, regional, relationships, remote, rural, safety, social determinants of health, WA, women with disabilities, workplaces, young women

Author(s): Government of Western Australia Department of Communities
Organisation: Government of Western Australia Department of Communities
Year Published: 2022
Language: English

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