Workshop on Gender Statistics for SDG Indicators
12-16 November 2018, Chiba, Japan
Objectives
• Promote the integration of a gender perspective into national statistical systems with the aim of improving the availability and quality of gender statistics;
• Introduce the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Indicators and provide advice on how national statisticians can collect data for and compile “gender” relevant SDGs indicators, within specific regional and national contexts;
• Present selected training modules developed on the basis of UN Manuals and Guidelines, included on measuring time use and assets ownership from a gender perspective; and strengthen the capacity of national statisticians to apply international concepts and methods;
• Exchange and share good practices and lessons learned on gender statistic among national statistical offices
Materials | |
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Session 1: WHY do we need gender data: | |
Review of the SDG Framework from a gender perspective | |
Integrating a gender perspective into statistics | |
Session 2: Filling data gaps on selected areas of gender concerns (Measuring time use) | |
Session 3: Filling data gaps on selected areas of gender concerns (Measuring asset ownership from a gender perspective) | |
Session 4: Disseminating and Communicating Gender Statistics: UNECE toolkit | |
Session 6: Gender statistics of Japan | |
Session 7: Bridging gender data gap for sustainable development | |
Session 8: Gender data for achieving the SDGs: Leaving no one behind | |
Session 9: Country presentations | |
Bangladesh | |
Cambodia | |
China | |
Fiji | |
Indonesia | |
Iran (Islamic Republic of) | |
Lao People's Democratic Republic | |
Malaysia | |
Maldives | |
Mongolia | |
Myanmar | |
Nepal | |
Sri Lanka | |
Thailand | |
Session 10: Measuring women’s participation in local government institutions |