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Announcing: PARIS21 Spring Meetings 2023
Going local to leave no one behind: The role of sub-national data
Join us in Basel on 22 March 2023 to discuss how sub-national data can help to leave no one behind.
Data gaps exist when countries do not produce enough data to report on progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals. People who are most at risk of being left behind are also most affected by data gaps, since they are more likely to be under-represented or missed by the data. These include: women and girls, people who live in vulnerable situations, people with disabilities, refugee populationsand many others.PARIS21 supports national statis...
A new PARIS21 report highlights the findings from gender assessments in nine countries.it provides a snapshotof gender data gaps and an analysis of statistical capacities required to deliver more and better genderdata.Based on this work, PARIS21 and ...
From Senegal were consulted during a gender assessment, leading to the integration of gender in the country’s NSDS for the first time.
Are now included in the Statistical Capacity Monitor, PARIS21’ online dashboard for measuring national statistical performance.
Have joined the Bern Network, a new global alliance promoting more and better financing for develompent data.
PARIS21 engaged with in 2019, including 22 fragile states and 18 SIDS. PARIS21 also supported 23 NSDS and RSDS.