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Consensus and trust are key for leaders amid COVID-19


 Significance
 Research indicates that compared with male heads of state, female leaders more often insist on consensus-building, investment in social services and empathetic communication. These traits are proving especially useful in mounting robust public health campaigns.
 
 
 Impacts
 The pandemic will spotlight the lack of women in top decision-making roles in public health, spurring change. 
 Female political participation is likely to increase, especially in countries where female leaders are visibly tackling the pandemic.
 Overall, gender gaps will rise due to the disproportionate impact of the pandemic on women and girls.
