Women’s health extends far beyond maternal care. We redefine how women’s well-being is measured and understood by adopting a comprehensive, life-course perspective. Our work recognizes that health is shaped by complex biological, social, economic, and environmental factors throughout a woman’s entire life. Our global and national initiatives include:

Developing Innovative measurement frameworks in partnership with global institutions like the University of Toronto, UNFPA, and George Washington University, that build data-driven tools that help governments monitor progress and track well-being using routine data.

Partnering with Exemplars in Global Health Project, supported by the Gates Foundation, to conduct deep-dive, state-level analyses within India to identify the multidimensional drivers of women’s health and well-being.

Providing global technical support to guide and support similar health measurement initiatives in Cambodia.