Overcoming gender data gaps in the Caribbean to accelerate the implementation of the SDGs
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7 Jul 2020
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Opening remarks - Integrating a gender perspective into statistics
09:00 to 09:15Mr. Mario Castillo, Officer-in-Charge, Division for Gender Affairs, ECLAC
Mr. Rolando Ocampo, Director, Statistics Division, ECLAC
Mr. Juan Daniel, Director General, National Administrative Department of Statistics (DANE) of Colombia, in his capacity as Chair of Statistical Conference of the Americas (SCA)
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Gender statistics and indicators: basic concepts and general overview
09:15 to 09:30Ms. Lucía Scuro, Social Affairs Officer, Division for Gender Affairs, ECLAC
- Lucía ScuroStatistics for Gender Equality: Data, knowledge, policies
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The importance of gender mainstreaming in statistics for the public policy development
09:30 to 09:45Ms. Iliana Vaca, Statistician, Division for Gender Affairs, ECLAC
- Iliana Vaca TrigoThe importance of gender mainstreaming in statistics for the public policy development
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The production of gender statistics in Jamaica
09:45 to 10:00Ms. Hope Perkins, Statistical Institute of Jamaica (STATIN), Jamaica
- Hope PerkinsGender Statistics Jamaica
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Debate and discussion
10:00 to 10:30Moderated by Mr. Abdullahi Olabode Abdulkadri, Statistician, ECLAC Subregional Office for the Caribbean
28 Jul 2020
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Welcome remarks - Gender data gaps in the Caribbean
09:00 to 09:05Ms. Lucía Scuro, Social Affairs Officer, Division for Gender Affairs, ECLAC
- Lucía ScuroOvercoming gender data gaps in the Caribbean to accelerate the implementation of the SDGs
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Monitoring the Sustainable Development Goal indicators from a gender perspective in Latin America and the Caribbean
09:05 to 09:20Ms. Alynn Sánchez, Research Assistant, Statistics Division, ECLAC
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Mapping of available information and identifying gaps
09:20 to 09:35Mr. Abdullahi Olabode Abdulkadri, Statistician, ECLAC Subregional Office for the Caribbean
- Abdullahi Olabode AbdulkadriMapping of available information and identifying gaps
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The measurement of SDG 5.4.1 in CARICOM: A Census Based Approach
09:35 to 09:50Ms. Isiuwa Iyahen, Programme Specialist-Economic Empowerment & Statistics, UN Women Multi Country Office – Caribbean
- Isiuwa IyahenOvercoming Gender Data Gaps in CARICOM
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Suriname’s experience with gender statistics
09:50 to 10:05Ms. Fallon Lambert, General Bureau of Statistics (ABS/GBS), Suriname
- Fallon LambertSuriname’s experience with gender statistics
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Debate and discussion
10:05 to 10:30Moderated by Shreya Kumra, Associate Economic Affairs Officer, Division for Gender Affairs, ECLAC
26 Aug 2020
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Challenges for integrating a gender perspective in statistical production
12:15 to 12:25Mr. Juan Daniel Oviedo, Director General, National Administrative Department of Statistics (DANE), Colombia
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Gender statistics from the users’ perspective
12:25 to 12:35Ms. Janey Joseph, Director, Gender Relations, Department of Education, Innovation and Gender Relations, Saint Lucia
- Janey JosephGender Statistics from the users' perspective
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Grenada’s experience
12:35 to 12:45Mr. Halim Brizan, Director, Central Statistics Office, Grenada
- Halim BrizanGrenada's experience with the production of gender statistics
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Bridging the Gap: Gender Data Gaps in Five Latin American and Caribbean Countries
12:45 to 12:55Mr. Eric V. Swanson, Director of Research, Open Data Watch Inc.
- Eric V. SwansonBridging the Gap: Mapping Gender Data Availability in Latin America and the Caribbean
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Closing remarks
12:55 to 13:00Ms. Lucía Scuro, Social Affairs Officer, Division for Gender Affairs, ECLAC
Mr. Abdullahi Olabode Abdulkadri, Statistician, ECLAC Subregional Office for the Caribbean