In its States of Fragility 2022 report, the OECD aims to add a sixth dimension to its multidimensional fragility framework – the human dimension – to measure factors affecting the realisation of people’s wellbeing and potential. This innovation casts new light on the determining role that health, education and other human factors have on women and girls’ experiences in fragile contexts.
How fragile contexts affect the well‑being and potential of women and girls
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