Regional Workshop on Gender Statistics and SDG Indicators 5.a.1 and 5.a.2

10 - 13 December 2018, Bangkok, Thailand

Objectives

The objective of this training is to raise awareness and build technical capacity of national experts in Asia and the Pacific in terms of the importance and uses of sex-disaggregated statistics in agriculture, and for compilation, use and reporting of SDG indicators 5.a.1 and 5.a.2. The three main expected outputs of the regional training workshop are: 
1. Output 1: Build awareness and technical capacity of national experts in understanding the role and uses of sex-disaggregated agricultural and rural statistics, and the challenges in their data collection to ensure accuracy. 
2. Output 2: Build technical capacity of national experts to compile SDG indicators 5.a.1 and 5.a.2, undertake the underlying data collection, and ensure use of these indicators in monitoring and reporting on progress towards Goal 5. 
3. Output 3: Facilitate the sharing of experiences, good practices and lessons learned among participants, in particular from countries who have piloted and/or implemented the guidelines and methodology for SDG indicators 5.a.1 and 5.a.2, and understand how use of these indicators can motivate important policy and legal reforms. 
 

Concept Note

Workshop Agenda

Group photo of participants

Materials

The SDG Tarhet 5.a Indicators

Overview Indicatorspdf
Introduction to methodology and key Guide: Realizing women’s rights to land in the lawpdf
Workshop Slide: Indicator 5.a.1: Women's and Men's Land Rightspdf
Women's Land Rights in the Sustainable Development Goalspdf

Case Studies 5.a Indicators

Overview of Proxy A – Joint Registration (Indicator 5.a.2)pdf
Overview of Proxy B – Spousal Consent (Indicator 5.a.2)pdf
Overview of Proxy C - Equal Inheritance Rights (Indicator 5.a.2)pdf
Overview of Proxy D - Funding allocation of financial resources (indicator 5.a.1)pdf
Overview of Proxy E: Customary Land Tenure (Indicator 5.a.2)pdf
Overview of Proxy F: Participation in Land Institution (indicator 5.a.2)pdf