Important data
about women and
girls is incomplete
or missing.
We drive solutions to fill gender data gaps.
For 10 years we have worked in partnership with UN agencies, governments, civil society, academics, and the private sector to:
Increase funding for gender data
Improve the availability and quality of gender data
Increase demand for gender data by showing its relevance to decision-making
Increase the use of gender data to drive smarter and more equitable policies
Learn more about how we work.
About Us
Our Impact since 2012
$100
millionLeveraged for gender data from governments, multilaterals, and the private sector.
6
key areasMapped for gender data gaps—health, education, economic opportunity, environment, political participation, and human security.
6
countriesHelped expand women's access to financial services in 6 countries.
15
countriesStrengthened the skills of gender data experts in 15 countries.
Our Partnerships and Initiatives
Collaboration is Data2X’s guiding principle and signature way of working. We believe that everyone has a role to play in ensuring every person is visible and valued.
It’s time for big, bold, and catalytic commitments to gender data.
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The latest news from Data2X
Understand emerging gender data issues and trends.
Policy Brief
Gender Data Must Strengthen UNFCCC’s Gender Action Plan at COP29 and Beyond
At COP29, Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change will complete a final review of
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Blog
Committed to feminist foreign policies and gender-responsive multilateralism? It’s time to get serious about data.
Important data about women and girls is incomplete or missing. Through partnerships with UN
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Blog
From Vision to Action: 10 Recent Gender Data Milestones Driving Progress for the SDGs
Important data about women and girls is incomplete or missing. Through partnerships with UN
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Knowledge Brief
Time Use, Macroeconomic Models, and Macroeconomic Policy:
Data2X, with the support of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF), brought together
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