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Intersectional data is critical to achieving the #SDGs & ensuring we #LeaveNoOneBehind. But there are major barriers & challenges in securing intersectional data. Find out what these barriers are and how we can overcome them with Data2X, United Nations Foundation & Center for Global Development https://lnkd.in/dv_nDGUF #GenderData #IntersectionalData #DataDrivenAdvocacy

On #womensday2024 check out which direction our #womenshistory is moving? How can we attain #sustainabledevelopment by reducing #gendergap #genderbias? Are you someone in the #csrinitiative or #corporateinnovation looking for #corporatedevelopment in terms of this #sdg2030 #sustainabledevelopmentgoals? Check out our recent post: https://lnkd.in/dbxdmKqj

🔍 How can citizen data help foster fairness and transparency in official statistics? 👨👩👧👦 At the Summit of the Future Side Event, Empowering Youth and Communities through Citizen Data for Sustainable Development, we will discuss how youth-driven data initiatives can close critical data gaps for marginalized groups, ensuring their representation in policy and decision-making. 💡Join us and gain valuable insights into how citizen data can enhance transparency and accountability. 🗓️ 20 September 2024 ⏰ 10.00 - 11.30 (NYC) 📍 UN Women 🔗 Register Today: bit.ly/3XuyLSd #genderdata #genderequality #genderstatistics #data4equality #sdgs

Happy Women's Day! As we celebrate the achievements of #women, let's also focus on driving change for a #sustainable #future . Which aspect of raising awareness about the Sustainable Development Goals (#sdgs2030 ) is most critical for you today? : Promoting gender equality and women's empowerment (SDG 5) Ensuring quality education for all (SDG 4) Enhancing healthcare access and well-being (SDG 3) Reducing inequalities within and among countries (SDG 10) Worried how to determine the need? Check out your country progress on our #dashboard here : https://lnkd.in/duZrX2Ji to identify a good starting point for your #genderequality initiative. Share your thoughts on how we can collectively enhance literacy and drive action for SDG 2030 in India. #WomensDay #SDG2030 #India #csrinitiatives #csrindia #csractivities #csrleadership #corporatedevelopment

On behalf of the Gender Data Network, we invite you to participate in an upcoming webinar, The Hidden Power of Gender Data: Findings from IDInsight’s Data Delta, on Tuesday, July 23, at 8 a.m. ET/noon GMT.   This webinar will highlight the critical importance of gender-sensitive data in achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), promoting equity, and impacting policy decisions. It will also discuss the role of National Statistical Offices (NSOs) in this process and share practical insights and examples from IDinsight and DataDelta's work. #genderdata #SDGs 📍Register here: https://bit.ly/3LodB1b

Women are not a monolith. They have a vast diversity of experiences, values and beliefs. Data should reflect that reality. See more from our recent webinar with Catherine Kahabuka. MD. PhD and Michelle Kaufman: https://lnkd.in/efbayXWf

#AES24MEL has been excellent. Some highlights for me so far: June Oscar AO’s powerful keynote on Day 1 explained how quantitative data collection and measurement have been 'done to', or actively used against, First Nations people for generations – and that we can’t expect those same tools to build a better system. She called on evaluators to ‘step into the unknown’ and rebuild the evaluation field, drawing on Aboriginal ways of knowing to bring senses, feeling, and wisdom into the evaluator’s toolkit. Among June’s many powerful and deeply sensible quotes, this one stood out to me: ‘I’m not anti-numerical data; I just know that numbers alone – owned and assessed by others – can no longer be our masters’. Later in the day June’s colleagues from the Wiyi Yani U Thangani Institute for First Nations Gender Justice demonstrated what this might look like in practice. They led a packed workshop through grounding and creative sensemaking exercises, and invited us to reflect on how tools like these could become part of our practice. I’m excited about this invitation to do things differently, and would love to hear what others felt and thought. Or, if you've already been picking up this work, what insights can you share? #evaluation #UMEL Clear Horizon

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New Online Course - Using Data to End Violence Against Women- UN Women The four-part course covers: - What is considered violence against women data, and why is it essential? - Types of data, collection methods, and considerations for managing and reporting, in particular, related to prevalence surveys and administrative data. - Underreported and under-researched knowledge gaps related to data capturing diverse women’s experiences of violence – such as older women, women with disabilities, and migrant and indigenous women. - Methodological challenges and innovations regarding collecting data, such as in times of crisis (e.g., during the COVID-19 pandemic and in humanitarian emergencies), as well as ethical and safety concerns.