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Co-organised by PARIS21 and CEPEI, Data-Driven Communications: Leveraging Generative AI Tools for Strategic Impact

12
November
2024
 | Event |
Medellin, Colombia. In-person event.
Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools are revolutionizing data communication by quickly extracting key facts, generating clear insights from large reports and databases, and creating catchy headlines. This makes complex information more accessible and easier to understand. However, despite their impressive capabilities, these tools have limitations. The quality of their output heavily depends on the quality of the training data.

Measuring financing for data and statistics

30 Oct, 2023 | Project
Timely, reliable and disaggregated data and statistics are fundamental in guiding national policy making to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals and leave no one behind. However, significant data gaps persist. Funding for data and statistics must be accelerated. PARIS21 provides a rigorous and comprehensive analysis of funding for data and statistics to guide partners in understanding where and how to best fund data and statistics.

Inclusive livelihoods for all: why subnational gender statistics matter

| Our impact
A central promise of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is to leave no one behind. Going beyond aggregates and averages is the first step to understanding that every human life is worth being counted. But how can we ensure that everyone, including the poorest, women, children, the elderly, indigenous people, migrants and people with disabilities are included into the big picture? A project in the Philippines tells the story of how more and better subnational gender statistics can help protect vulnerable groups from falling through the cracks.

Inclusive livelihoods for all: why subnational gender statistics matter

| News
A central promise of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is to leave no one behind. Going beyond aggregates and averages is the first step to understanding that every human life is worth being counted. But how can we ensure that everyone, including the poorest, women, children, the elderly, indigenous people, migrants and people with disabilities are included into the big picture? A project in the Philippines tells the story of how more and better subnational gender statistics can help protect vulnerable groups from falling through the cracks.