Impact of Globalization, Women's Empowerment, and Maternal Health in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA)

Purpose of the study : Women's empowerment nowadays refers to encouraging women's feeling self-worth, their ability make own decisions, and right impact others' well-being. This research aims look at globalization on maternal health in Sub-Saharan Africa. Methodology The econometric method is based a dynamic panel model that was applied sample 37 African countries from 2000 2017. For deep analysis, separated into four subgroups. results for context were obtained using GMM estimator, whereas regions LSDV-corrected estimator. Main Findings study's findings show foreign direct investment have significant lowering mortality rates Africa's West, East, Center, South. According this study, globalisation no longer limited exchange goods services between but also includes technological exchange, migration, impacts all sectors activity. Research limitation main it appears impossible determine exact liberalising these health. lack data long series challenge study. Future will need consider long-term implications. Novelty/Originality distinct others not restricted general SSA. It captures specific effect various by employing tools tailored each region. adds empirical literature SSA countries.