Report: Global Gender Equality Is 100 Years Away

The 2020 Global Gender Gap report by the World Economic Forum highlights the time it will take to achieve gender parity globally, with some countries needing 100 years and others 257 years. Iceland ranks as the most gender-equal country, while the US is 53rd. The report evaluates countries based on economic participation, education, health, and political empowerment, with politics showing the largest gap. Women are underrepresented in tech fields, and the report suggests creating STEM programs and recruiting more women. Former President Obama emphasized the benefits of female leadership.

According to the World Economic Forum's 2020 report, which country is the most gender equal?

• Norway

• Finland

• United States

• Iceland

What is the largest gender gap identified in the report?

• Educational attainment

• Political empowerment

• Health and survival

• Economic participation

Which country has never had a female head of state according to the report?

• United States

• Finland

• Norway

• Iceland

What percentage of global political seats are occupied by women?

• 75%

• 50%

• 25%

• 10%

What does the report recommend to increase women's representation in tech fields?

• Reduce working hours

• Create STEM programs for women

• Increase salaries for women

• Provide free childcare