Collaborating with CARE International’s Women Respond Initiative

Civil society groups play an important role in building back better after the COVID-19 pandemic. CARE’s Women Respond is a…

Reviewing existing methods that measure women’s and girl’s economic empowerment

Development programs on women and girls’ economic empowerment should be reviewed in order to identify shortfalls. This academic journal presents…

Monitoring development programs during COVID-19

The COVID-19 pandemic led to significant barriers in data collection, especially in understanding women’s economic empowerment. In Zambia, the Supporting…

Integrating “Meaningful Connectivity” into household surveys

Currently, indicators on ICT focus on internet and mobile access and usage– while these indicators are important, they do not…

Using CARE’s Rapid Gender Analysis focused on COVID-19 in 38 countries

Qualitative data provide insights on the complexities of people’s needs and identities. Qualitative data also amplify the voices of marginalized…

UN Statistics Division’s guidelines for producing asset ownership information from a gender perspective

The Guidelines for Producing Statistics on Asset Ownership from a Gender Perspective provides national statistical agencies and policymakers with guidelines…

Approaches and methods to measure economic empowerment of women and girls

What are the ways of measuring the economic empowerment of women and girls? An article for Gender & Development Journal…

Using sex-disaggregated data pertaining to financial inclusion

There is a persistent gender gap when it comes to accessing financial services. To monitor and to address these inequality…

Using USAID’s gender and ICT toolkit

To ensure that ICT4D programs are adequately implemented, it is important to monitor to assess how these programs address gender…

Using LinkedIn data to measure gender diversity

Measuring women in leadership positions closes one dimension on the gender data gap on economic empowerment. This goes beyond employment…