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Measuring ICT use from a gender lens
To better collect gender-relevant information on ICT for development, it is important to have surveys that collect demographic information on…
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Providing better gender-relevant data on mobile phone use
To understand the use of ICT from a gender lens, the GSMA provided a series of recommendations. Mobile operators should…
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Using UN Women’s Counted and Visible Toolkit
Beyond providing gender-relevant data, it is also important to publish gender data from an intersectional lens to shed light on…
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Using geospatial data to improve education outcomes in rural areas
Geospatial data can be used to supplement existing data by identifying school coverage and gaps in access to education services,…
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Transfer school data to education management information systems
To collect better data on education, such as education enrollment and outcomes, UNESCO published the Operational Guide to using EMIS…
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How open education administrative data can lead to better ideas
To enhance the use of education administrative data, it is important for social scientists and practitioners to have open access…
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Using public-private partnerships in improving education data
Public-private initiatives can help improve data quality and data use, especially in the education sector. The Education Data Solutions Roundtable…
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Exploring feminist approaches to data visualizations
The intersection of feminist theory is critical in ensuring that data visualization and data literacy are gender equal. Catherine D’Ignazio…
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Exploring open data use cases for education
Providing data use cases is important for producers and users of statistics to understand the potential of open data being…
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Better gender data collection for financial inclusion
To fill in data gaps on financial inclusion, key stakeholders like financial service providers can analyze and share sex-disaggregated data…
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