2010 Conference

"Women are at the economic heart of the developing world. And to do all this work, they need to be healthy."
Women Deliver 2010, a global conference, will be held in Washington DC on June 7-9, 2010. The theme of the conference is: "Delivering solutions for girls and women," and we plan to focus on political, economic, social/cultural, and technological solutions. This global meeting will expand on Women Deliver's hallmark of inclusivity, reaching out to new partners and new communities. With all these partners in one room, we will further prove that maternal and reproductive health is a global priority. Women Deliver 2010 will move the dialogue to the global arena with two strong messages:
- The MDGs will not be achieved without investing in women.
- There is just enough time, if the world commits funding now, to achieve MDG5 — additional US$10 billion annually by 2010 and US$20 billion by 2015.
A History of Success: Quick facts about the 2007 Women Deliver conference
Did You Know…
- There were over 2,000 participants from 115 countries.
- Participants included more than 100 government officials from more than 30 countries.
- 40% of the participants were men.
- The conference program included over 300 speakers inspiring dialogue and debate in 118 separate sessions over 3 days.
- The Ministers’ Forum brought together cabinet ministers, parliamentarians and civil society leaders from over 30 countries to shine a high-level policy spotlight on maternal and newborn health.
- The conference held 6 special plenary sessions during which no other sessions ran.
- There were 12 skills-building, strategy, and networking sessions on the last day that enabled participants to develop plans for future action.
- 17 launches of new campaigns, data, and publications in the Speakers’ Corner.
- 75 simultaneous sessions focused on the five conference themes of Women’s and Newborn Health, Promoting Women in the World, Expanding Financial Resources, Advancing Human Rights, and Building Political Will.
- All panels on youth issues featured young speakers.
The Women Deliver 2010 conference will build on all of these successes, and more! Register now.

