Intersectionality and LGBTI Data: Beyond Counting
Grounded in comparative case studies, this report looks at how data agency enables intersectional and LGBTI data moving through the Data Value Chain to inform public policy.
Data Systems at a Crossroads
The global statistical community has reached a fork in the road, facing a strategic choice between two broad paths. This paper provides a framework for informed debate about legitimacy, financing, risk and equity as we chart a new course towards sustainable and inclusive data systems.
Nairobi Action Plan for Time Use Data and Public Policy
The Nairobi Action Plan (NAP) for Time Use Data and Public Policy comes at a pivotal moment in global efforts to make Time Use (TU) data central to economic policy and decision-making.
Planning Tool: Intersectional Data Capacity Analysis
Only 1 of 7 SDG indicators have data disaggregated by more than one population characteristic, leaving vulnerable people in intersecting situations invisible to national statistics. This paper presents an actionable planning guide for impactful intersectional data.
Building an Enabling Environment for Gender Data Use
Analyzing multi-layer interactions of a successful enabling environment. this brief diagnoses critical factors for facilitating movement from collection and publication of gender data to its use and impact,
Promoting Gender Data for Greater Impact
This brief shares examples of how gender data are shaping policies and actions around the world, and how collaborative efforts by a wide range of groups can substantially improve gender data use and impact.
Strengthening National Statistics Through Openness
In the fast changing global data environment, the need to integrate and provide access to official and new data sources makes open data principles and practices more important than ever. Modules from recent expert workshops provide practical guidance on how to strengthen national statistical systems through openness.
From Disaggregation to Intersectionality: Canada’s Experience Advancing Inclusive Data
Reviewing official and public sources, this study examines how Canada integrates intersectionality into its data systems, institutional frameworks, and initiatives.
Counting Everyone: An Intersectional Lens to Data in Colombia
Based on desk reviews and interviews with national statistics officers, this study examines seven dimensions of Colombia’s success in making intersectionality data a national priority.
Rebuilding Global Health Data: Scale, Risks, and Paths to Recovery
This major analytical report examines not only the diverse global impacts of the abrupt withdrawal of development assistance in early 2025, triggering a systemic shock to global health data systems, but also paths to recovery.