Training journalists on CRVS in health reporting

Data journalists play an important role in publishing and messaging data-driven stories and current events. In 2019, Vital Strategies, a…

Measuring gender perspectives on public transportation

There is a large gender gap in transport planning and research in Colombia. In Bogota, World Resources Institute used different…

Using heat maps to identify areas prone to GBV public spheres

Household surveys have the potential for impactful data visualizations. To understand levels of gender-based violence in Corregidora, Mexico, this solution…

Improving on femicide data collection across Europe

Closing the data gap on femicides and gender-based violence involves seeking innovations in both data production and data use. Existing…

Using open data on maternal and newborn health

Open data on maternal, newborn and child health helps practitioners, academics, and researchers in understanding in providing better healthcare services…

Developing a specialized survey on femicides

When countries lack the capacity to utilize traditional survey data collections, civil society groups can take the lead on developing…

Using open data to understand femicides

Civil society organizations can play the role as a “watchdog” in assessing the quality of gender-based violence data– including data…

An e-learning courses on CRVS including a gender component

Online courses can help national civil registrars to learn ways in improving their civil registration and vital statistics (CRVS) systems….

Ensuring that femicides are not misreported as suicides

Existing cause-of-death data show suicide as the number one cause among adolescent girls globally. Yet, given the poor quality of…

Using the Gender-Based Violence Information Management System to harmonize data in humanitarian settings

In 2020, UNICEF published “Every child counts: using gender data to drive results for children,” which investigates gender data innovations…