The Global Gender Gap Index was introduced by the World Economic Forum in 2006 and is a framework or capturing the magnitude and scope of gender based inequalities around the world. Australia currently ranks at 21 on the overall global list - but at only 73 in the subcategory of "Health and Survival". Will Australia's recent gains for women in education, economic participation and political empowerment lead to improvements in health in the coming years? Download the latest report here to find out more.