Launching Our Latest Impact Report Marks the Final Year of the RCOG’s 2020-25 Strategy – RCOG
Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists | RCOG shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Today, we launch our latest impact report – marking the final year of the RCOG’s 2020-25 strategy and a period of significant achievement, as well as profound challenge and change.
In that time, our membership grew by 25% to a record 19,000 members across 124 countries. With the support of this global community, as well as our volunteers and partners, we have continued our mission to improve outcomes for women and girls worldwide.
As the College looks ahead to its centenary in 2030, we do so with renewed ambition. Our strategy for 2025-30 sets out a clear vision: to be a global force for progress, a thriving home for the O&G profession, and a powerful advocate for the wellbeing and rights of women and girls everywhere.
Discover what we achieved in 2025, the highlights from our last strategy period and our plans for the next five years. Read the full report here.”
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