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This toolkit outlines the mandate for gender-disaggregated data, emphasizing the strong business rationale and alignment with global targets.
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This report examines how women and men allocate time across paid work, unpaid domestic and care activities, leisure, and other daily tasks—showing how everyday time allocation continues to shape social and economic inequality.
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This report examines how women and men allocate time across paid work, unpaid domestic and care activities, leisure, and other daily tasks—showing how everyday time allocation continues to shape social and economic inequality.
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This paper highlights emerging good practices, methodological innovations and practical strategies to improve the design, implementation and comparability of TUS, with a strong gender focus.
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This report draws on findings from the Violence Against Women Survey conducted in 2022 by UN Women and the National Statistics Office of Georgia.
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This brief draws on findings from the Violence Against Women Survey conducted in 2022 by UN Women and the National Statistics Office of Georgia, with generous support from the European Union and the “Making Every Woman and Girl Count – Phase II.”
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This brief provides the latest updates on improving gender data production and use as part of the Women Count regional project in Europe and Central Asia.
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The brief offers important insights into how gender roles shape the division of labour between women and men, and according to various demographic criteria beyond sex, such as geographical location, age, marital status, educational attainment and employment.
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This assessment was undertaken in collaboration between the Kenya Bureau of Statistics, the State Department for Gender and Affirmative Action, the National Gender and Equality Commission, the Council of Governors, and the University of Nairobi, with support from UN Women.
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This report is presented in this Gender Alert, which aims to highlight the effects of the military coup on women and girls in an environment already weakened by multiple crises.
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This assessment is expected to form the foundation for the implementation of UN Women’s gender statistics programme Making Every Woman and Girl Count (Women Count) in Kenya.