I will agree that there are less women in software, but there are so many STEM programs/funds out there that are specifically targeting women. There are more women doctors then men doctors, are there initiatives in place to promote more men in medicine?
The U.S has just seen the proportion of female medical students top 50%, but since we are talking about leadership roles, are you sure you want to make medicine your example?
The top leadership positions in medicine remain predominantly male. Only 15% of department chairs are women, and 16% of medical school deans are female. The American Medical Colleges say that over the last decade, women in academic medicine have received only 30% of new tenured positions.
Medicine also includes positions like nursing. If you want to create a world that's pure 50/50 then you would want there to be programs to get men into nursing programs.
Now - back to my question?