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UN STATISTICS DIVISION - GENDER STATISTICS SOURCES

http://unstats.un.org/unsd/demographic/products/Worldswomen/Gender%20statistics%20sources.htm

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http://www.unece.org/stats/gender/

 

UNECE - GENDER STATISTICS - Gender statistics is an area that cuts across traditional fields of statistics to identify, produce and disseminate statistics that reflect the realities of the lives of women and men, and policy issues relating to gender. Statistics and indicators on the situation of women and men are needed to describe the role of women and men in the society, economy and family, formulate and monitor policies and plans, monitor changes, and inform the public.

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ANALYSIS OF MEASUREMENT TOOLS FROM GENDER PERSPECTIVE

 

Direct Link to Full 140-Page Report:

http://www.unifem.org/attachments/products/UsersGuide2MeasuringGenderSensitiveBasicDeliveryService_en.pdf

 

 

"It is important to recognize that current governance reforms are

often not gender-responsive, but neither are they gender-neutral.

This is partly because the governance objectives, systems and

services at all levels have been defined, designed and managed

by men, who are the principal decision makers. They therefore

reflect men’s priorities and perspectives. Even where women are

targeted, this remains largely within the framework of men’s assumptions

and perspectives on women’s needs and situations."

 

Chapter 5: Analysis of Selected Measurement Tools from a Gender-Sensitive Perspective 39

A. Key questions 40

B. Gender-related databases and assessments 40

1. Gender indicators 40

2. Service-related indicators 40

3. Uses of gender indicators 40

4. Sources 41

5. Usefulness for measuring basic services delivery 41

C. Governance-related databases and assessments 41

1. Gender indicators 41

2. Service-related governance indicators 41

3. Uses of governance indicators 41

4. Sources 41

5. Usefulness for measuring gender-sensitivity of basic services delivery 42