Challenges faced by countries in producing and utilizing gender data

26 Aug 2020 | Event

Division for Gender Affairs of ECLAC organized this side event within the framework of the nineteenth meeting of the Executive Committee of the Statistical Conference of the Americas of ECLAC.

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Date

26 Aug 2020, 12:15 - 13:00
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Meetings and technical symposiums

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Plataforma de conexión: WEBEX / Connection platform: WEBEX
Reunión virtual / Virtual meeting
Chile

 

This workshop is the third and last in a series of webinars that collectively seek to enhance the capacities of Caribbean countries to produce data to inform effective public policy for gender equality, to ensure no women and girls are left behind. 

The webinar Challenges faced by countries in producing and utilizing gender data seeks to discuss the various challenges countries face when producing and using gender data, as well as opening up a discussion on possible solutions and measures that could be used to tackle such issues. 

The webinar will include presentations by representatives of the National Administrative Department of Statistics from Colombia, the Central Statistics Office of Grenada, and the Department of Education, Innovation and Gender Relations of Saint Lucia, with concluding remarks from ECLAC. The presentations will explore these challenges through both the perspectives of producers and users, allowing for a comprehensive overview of the different barriers that need to be addressed in order to overcome gender data gaps and accelerate the implementation of the SDGs in the Caribbean.

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Juan Daniel Oviedo, National Administrative Department of Statistics (DANE), Colombia
Challenges for integrating a gender perspective in statistical production


Halim Brizan, Director, Central Statistics Office, Grenada
Grenada’s experience


Eric Swanson, Director of Research Open Data Watch
Bridging the Gap: Mapping Gender Data Availability in Latin America and the Caribbean


Janey Joseph, Director, Gender Relations, Department of Education, Innovation and Gender Relations, Saint Lucia
Gender statistics from the users’ perspective


ECLAC Division for Gender Affairs and ECLAC Subregional Office for the Caribbean
Conclusions and next steps in improving gender statistics

 

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