A new report from the World Economic Forum estimates that attaining global gender parity will take nearly 136 years, up from its previous estimate of almost 100 years. CNN values your feedback 1.

The World Economic Forum’s 2025 Global Gender Gap Index reveals that only 68.8% of the global gender gap has been closed across 148 economies. This marks an increase of just 0.3 percentage ...

The global gender pay gap is on track to close in 202 years, according to the World Economic Forum. Sign in. News Sport Business Lifestyle Culture Going Out Homes & Property Comment.

A World Economic Forum report revealed that the United States ranks poorly in gender equality. The gender gap report places the United States behind all major European countries and four African.

Global Gender Gap Is Closing In Many Areas, But Not Fast Enough, Study Says : The Two-Way Annual rankings by the World Economic Forum suggest that women still lag men in many measures of economic ...

"This is particularly relevant," the analysis continued, "given the World Economic Forum's Global Gender Gap Report 2022 shows that, at our current rate of progress, it will be another 132 years ...

Source: World Economic Forum, 2017 Global Gender Gap report In the political and economic arenas, progress has been especially fraught. Only 58 percent of the ...

Indeed, the latest the Global Gender Gap Report from the World Economic Forum suggests that the divide between men and women is now larger than at any time since 2008. Based on WEF projections ...

The World Economic Forum (WEF) revealed its annual global gender gap report today, and the results are depressing. The US slipped down to 45th on their ranking of countries by gender equality ...

World Economic Forum says the global gender gap will take 108 years to close around the world. When it comes to economic gender disparities, the gap will take in excess of 200 years to eliminate.