03/08/2026
The Women, Peace and Security Index 2025/26, developed by the Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security in partnership with the PRIO Centre on Gender, Peace and Security, evaluates the well-being of women in countries around the world. The report measures three main dimensions: inclusion, justice, and security.
Inclusion examines women’s participation in economic, social, and political life; justice focuses on legal equality and discrimination; and security evaluates women’s safety at home, in society, and in contexts of conflict. By combining these indicators, the index provides a comprehensive picture of the conditions affecting women’s lives globally.
The report highlights persistent gender gaps and shows that countries with stronger legal protections, higher levels of education, and lower levels of violence tend to offer better outcomes for women. The index is intended to guide policymakers, researchers, and organizations in promoting gender equality and improving women’s security and opportunities worldwide.
Reference:
Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security & PRIO Centre on Gender, Peace and Security. (2025). Women, Peace and Security Index 2025/26. Washington, DC: GIWPS.
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