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SUMMARY:Measure What Matters: Data to leave no one behind
DESCRIPTION:Following four years of research and refinement\, the Individual Deprivation Measure’s important findings will be released in April next year at their global conference\, Measure What Matters: Data to leave no one behind. \nIt will bring together global thinkers and practitioners to showcase the value of gender sensitive data collected at the individual level\, particularly data about poverty and inequality. They will also highlight global efforts to close gender data gaps and leave no one behind.
URL:https://opendatawatch.com/event/measure-what-matters-data-to-leave-no-one-behind/
LOCATION:The Australian National University\, Canberra ACT 0200\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Geospatial World Forum
DESCRIPTION:Best-known for its futuristic themes\, engaging content\, and top-level attendees\, Geospatial World Forum will be back in Amsterdam this coming 7-9 April 2020. With the theme ‘Transforming Economies in 5G Era – The Geospatial Way’\, the 12th edition of the conference will continue to initiate thought-provoking discussions and advocate for technology innovation and practices in the geospatial industry. \nThe conference shall highlight the value of geospatial technology in digital economy and its integration with emerging technologies such as 5G\, AI\, Autonomous Vehicles\, Big Data\, Blockchain\, Cloud\, IoT and LiDAR in various user industries\, including digital cities\, construction & engineering\, defense & security\, global development agenda\, telecommunications\, and business intelligence.
URL:https://opendatawatch.com/event/geospatial-world-forum/
LOCATION:Taets Art and Event Park\, 1506 PR Zaandam\, Hembrugterrein\, Netherlands
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SUMMARY:Unlocking the SDGs as a shared results framework: From ambition to action
DESCRIPTION:With just ten years to go\, an ambitious global effort is underway to deliver Agenda 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). On 08 April\, PARIS21 and the OECD are convening a webinar on “Unlocking the SDGs as a shared results framework: from ambition to action” to deep dive in the issue of SDG alignment and corresponding data production and use at the country level. This webinar is the first in a series of interactive engagements that PARIS21 will be organising in collaboration with different global\, regional and national partners\, throughout 2020.
URL:https://opendatawatch.com/event/43748/
LOCATION:Webinar
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SUMMARY:PARIS21's Response to COVID-19
DESCRIPTION:Join PARIS21 and a special convened Task Force to engage and support NSO partners across the globe\, with the aim to mitigate the effect of the evolving global crisis on their daily operations\, their medium-term activities and their long-term development \nAs COVID-19 continues to spread\, National Statistical Offices (NSOs) find themselves facing unprecedented challenges. In the middle of a census year\, many NSOs now struggle to conduct their usual statistical activities while maintaining the safety for their staff. At the same time\, policymakers\, development partners and multilateral institutions need more and better data to monitor the spread and impact of COVID-19. \nAs NSOs in developing countries comply with lockdowns and other mitigation policies\, immediate challenges associated with remote work and limited capabilities will begin to impact national statistics in the short-\, medium- and long-term. Learn more about the webinar here and register here.
URL:https://opendatawatch.com/event/paris21s-response-to-covid-19/
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SUMMARY:Approaching COVID-19 Risk and Response through a Gender Lens
DESCRIPTION:While the immediate impacts of COVID-19 are already apparent\, some have yet to surface\, and many of them will have different effects for different genders. Health systems\, schools\, and entire economies will continue to present gender-differential consequences for months and years to come as a result of this ongoing crisis. \nBy applying a gender lens to this pandemic\, researchers and policy makers can better assess differential risks and target responses to ensure already-vulnerable populations don’t fall even farther behind. Join us for this online discussion with CGD experts\, external researchers\, practitioners\, and advocates on how a gender lens helps us better understand and respond to the threat of COVID-19.
URL:https://opendatawatch.com/event/approaching-covid-19-risk-and-response-through-a-gender-lens/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20200415T113000
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SUMMARY:Talking Data Feminism with Catherine D'Ignazio and Lauren F. Klein
DESCRIPTION:Join Data2X for a conversation with Catherine D’Ignazio and Lauren F. Klein\, the authors of the recently published Data Feminism. \nData Feminism offers strategies for data scientists seeking to learn how feminism can help them work toward justice\, and for feminists who want to focus their efforts on the growing field of data science. But Data Feminism is about much more than gender. It is about power\, about who has it and who doesn’t\, and about how those differentials of power can be challenged and changed
URL:https://opendatawatch.com/event/talking-data-feminism-with-catherine-dignazio-and-lauren-f-klein/
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