التحليل الجغرافي لواقع المرأة الإفريقية التعليمي و الصحي : دراسة جغرافية

Abstract EN

The status of women in any society is a measure of the extent of development and growth of this society.

The forums focused on women's issues, including: education and health.

The educational and health status of women is influenced by many factors, including: the nature of the social and cultural framework surrounding women, and the economic development achieved in society, in addition to the state's policies related to women.

The current study aims to identify the educational and health status of African women during different years, and to compare this reality with the status of women at the level of the world and its different regions, and to highlight the spatial variation and geographical reasons for the variation in the educational and health status of women across the regions and countries of the continent.

The study included the educational and health status of African women, and dealt with through it the development of the educational and health status of women, and the spatial variation of the educational and health status of African women across the regions and countries of the continent.

The study showed that despite the improvement of the educational and health status of the African woman with the passage of time, her educational and health status is still less than that of many regions of the world.

The study also showed the presence of different variation among the countries of the continent with regard to the educational and health status of women.

The study recommended the necessity of enhancing girls' education through awareness campaigns about the importance of their education, reducing direct and indirect costs for girls 'education, opposing early marriage before the legal age, improving the school environment, and expanding the construction of schools to reduce time and distance to reach them, and the study also recommended that attention must be paid to health education programs for African women and expanding family planning services, developing sustainable mechanisms to finance treatment for HIV/AIDS, and taking into account women's access to health care, especially during the reproductive period.