Developing a Regional Core Set of Gender Statistics and

Developing a Regional Core Set of Gender Statistics and
Indicators in Asia and the Pacific
Preparatory Survey Questionnaire
REGIONAL CONSULTATIVE WORKSHOP TO DEVELOP A FRAMEWORK AND CORE SET OF
GENDER STATISTICS AND INDICATORS IN ASIA AND THE PACIFIC
4‐6 NOVEMBER 2013, UNITED NATIONS CONFERENCE CENTRE, BANGKOK, THAILAND
Welcome
We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your upcoming participation in the Regional Consultative Workshop to Develop a Framework and Core Set of Gender Statistics and Indicators in Asia and the Pacific. Before completing this questionnaire, please carefully review the proposed draft framework and indicator set. As a primary component of the workshop will be the development of a core set of gender statistics for Asia and the Pacific, we would like to ask participants to carefully review the following proposed list of domains, gender objectives and indicators, providing critical feedback for each. Your perspective is essential for the successful adoption of a core set of gender indicators for Asia and the Pacific. The questionnaire should be completed online and should take no more than one hour. We appreciate your participation in this preparatory survey and look forward to your attendance at the workshop. Information about the participant
1. Please provide information about who you are.
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Domain 1: Poverty, access to time­saving infrastructure and services
The next series of questions refers specifically to the indicators under Domain 1: Poverty, access to time­saving infrastructure and services. For reference, domain 1 and its policy objective are given below: DOMAIN I: Poverty, access to time­saving infrastructure and services Policy Objective (1): Minimise the impacts of poverty on women in poor households through improved access to time­saving infrastructure and to services 2. Is "minimising the impacts of poverty on women in poor households through
improved access to time­saving infrastructure and to services" a relevant national
gender policy priority in your country?
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3. Do the current policy objectives sufficiently describe the most relevant gender policy
priorities for your country regarding poverty, access to time­saving infrastructure and
services?
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4. In the box below, please describe any proposed changes or additions (including
additional policy objectives).
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5. The indicators for domain 1 are given below. Please provide the following information
about each:
Are data for this indicator available? (Yes or no)
HEADLINE INDICATOR 1: Does this indicator reflect relevant national gender policy priorities in your country? (Yes or no)
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Average number of hours spent on paid and unpaid work combined (total work burden), by sex
HEADLINE INDICATOR 2A: Proportion of poor and ultra­poor households by sex of household head
HEADLINE INDICATOR 2B: Proportion of households living on less than US$1.50 per person per day (PPP) by sex of household head
HEADLINE INDICATOR 3A: Prevalence of under­
nutrition Percentage of women aged 15­49 years with a Body Mass Index below 18.5
HEADLINE INDICATOR 3B: Proportion of pregnant women with anaemia (direct indicator of malnutrition among women)
HEADLINE INDICATOR 3C: Proportion of last live births in the 2 years preceding the survey weighing below 2,500 grams at birth (indirect indicator or malnutrition among mothers)
HEADLINE INDICATOR 3D: Proportion of children under age 5 who (a) fall below minus two standard deviations (moderate and severe) or (b) fall below minus three standard deviations (severe) from the median height for age of the WHO standard.
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 4: Average time taken to travel to sub­
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carry water in the dry season by age and sex of the carrier
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INDICATOR 6: Average time taken to travel to the nearest primary health centre
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 7: Average time taken to travel to the nearest doctor
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 8: Average time taken to travel to the nearest midwife
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 9: Percentage of households with access to sources of drinking water
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 10: Percentage of households with access to improved sanitation
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 11A: Average number of hours per day that households have access to electricity
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 11B: Percentage of households with no access/ with no daytime access/ with less than 4 hours daytime access and with 4­ 8 hours daytime access to electricity
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 12: Percentage of households with refrigerators
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 13: Percentage of households using traditional labour intensive biomass fuels for cooking
6. Do you have any proposals for additional indicators for this domain? If so, please
describe them in the box below:
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7. In the box below, please provide any additional comments:
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6 Domain 2: Participation in productive activities
The next series of questions refers specifically to the indicators under Domain 2: Participation in productive activities. For reference, domain 2 and its policy objectives are given below: DOMAIN II: Participation in productive activities Policy Objective (2A): Increase women’s participation in paid work and income generating activities, including as employers and in self­
employment Policy Objective (2B): Increase women’s ownership of assets and access to other economic resources 8. Is "increasing women's participation in paid work and income generating activities,
including as employers and in self­employment" a relevant national gender policy
priority in your country?
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9. Is "increasing women’s ownership of assets and access to other economic
resources" a relevant national gender policy priority in your country?
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10. Do the current policy objectives sufficiently describe the most relevant gender
policy priorities for your country regarding participation in productive activities?
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11. In the box below, please describe any proposed changes or additions (including
additional policy objectives).
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12. Indicators for this domain are given below. Indicators 14 ­ 24 refer to policy objective
2A and indicators 25 ­ 29 refer to policy objective 2B. Please provide the following
information about each:
Are data for this indicator available? (Yes or no)
HEADLINE INDICATOR Does this indicator reflect relevant national gender policy priorities in your country? (Yes or no)
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14: Labour force participation rate for the population aged 15+, by sex
HEADLINE INDICATOR 15: Labour force participation rate for the population aged 15­24, by sex
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 16: Proportion of employed who are own­
account workers, by sex
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 17: Proportion of employed who are contributing family workers, by sex
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 18: Proportion of employed who are employers by sex
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 19: Percentage of firms owned by women, by size
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 20: Percentage distribution of employed population by sector (Agriculture; Industry; Services), major industry and occupation classifications for each sex .
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 21: Informal employment as a percentage of total non­
agricultural employment, by sex and major industry and occupational classification
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 22: Percentage of employed population in vulnerable employment (unpaid family workers and own­
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occupational classification
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INDICATOR 23: Unemployment rate by sex
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 24: Youth unemployment rate by sex
HEADLINE INDICATOR 25: Proportion of adult population with access to credit, by sex
HEADLINE INDICATOR 26: Proportion of adult population owning land, by sex
HEADLINE INDICATOR 27: Proportion of adult population owning their own housing, by sex
HEADLINE INDICATOR 28: Proportion of adult rural population owning animals, by type of animal and sex of owner
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 29: Proportion of adult population using land, housing or animals as collateral for bank loans, by sex
13. Do you have any proposals for additional indicators for this domain? If so, please
describe them in the box below:
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6 Domain 3: Unpaid domestic work and care
The next series of questions refers specifically to the indicators under Domain 3: Unpaid domestic work and care. For reference, the domain and its policy objective are given below: DOMAIN: III. Unpaid domestic work and care POLICY OBJECTIVE III: Reduce the amount of time that women spend in unpaid domestic work and increase the opportunities for men to share in child care and unpaid domestic work Page 7
15. Is "reducing the amount of time that women spend in unpaid domestic work and
increasing the opportunities for men to share in child care and unpaid domestic work"
a relevant national gender policy priority in your country?
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16. Do the current policy objectives sufficiently describe the most relevant gender
policy priorities for your country regarding unpaid domestic work and care?
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17. In the box below, please describe any proposed changes or additions (including
additional policy objectives).
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18. Indicators for this domain are given below. Please provide the following information
about each:
Are data for this indicator available? (Yes or no)
HEADLINE INDICATOR Does this indicator reflect relevant national gender policy priorities in your country? (Yes or no)
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30: Average number of hours spent on unpaid domestic work (excluding child care and other care work) by sex
HEADLINE INDICATOR 31: Average number of hours spent on child care and other unpaid care work by sex
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 32: Age dependency ratio (ratio of the population aged under 15 and more than 60 to the population aged 15­
65)
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 33: Proportion of children under age 3 in formal care
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 34: Employment rate of persons aged 25­49 with a child under age 3 living in the same household, by sex
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 35: Employment rate of persons aged 25­49 with no child under age 3 living in the same household, by sex
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 36A/B: Proportion of employed men with a child born in the previous 12 months who had access to / and who took parental leave
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 37: Average number of hours worked per week by men in full­
time employment
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19. Do you have any proposals for additional indicators for this domain? If so, please
describe them in the box below:
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6 Domain 4: Equal access to gender­responsive education and information
The next series of questions refers specifically to the indicators under Domain 4: Equal access to gender­responsive education and information. For reference, the domain and its policy objective are given below: Domain 4: Equal access to gender­responsive education and information POLICY OBJECTIVE IVA: To achieve universal primary and junior secondary education for girls and boys POLICY OBJECTIVE IVB: To increase access to employment for women and girls through improved access to employment­oriented education and training POLICY OBJECTIVE IVC: To increase access to information technologies for women and girls, including in rural areas 21. Is "achieving universal primary and junior secondary education for girls and boys"
a relevant national gender policy priority in your country?
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22. Is "increasing access to employment for women and girls through improved access
to employment­oriented education and training" a relevant national gender policy
priority in your country?
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23. Is "increasing access to information technologies for women and girls, including in
rural areas" a relevant national gender policy priority in your country?
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24. Do the current policy objectives sufficiently describe the most relevant gender
policy priorities for your country regarding equal access to gender­responsive
education and information?
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25. In the box below, please describe any proposed changes or additions (including
additional policy objectives).
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26. The indicators for this domain are given below. Indicators 38 ­ 50 refer to policy
objective IVA, indicators 51 ­ 54B refer to policy objective IVB, and indicators 55 ­ 58
refer to policy objective IVC. Please provide the following information about each:
Are data for this indicator available? (Yes or no)
HEADLINE INDICATOR Does this indicator reflect relevant national gender policy priorities in your country? (Yes or no)
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38: Adjusted net enrolment rate in primary education by sex and rural/urban residence
HEADLINE INDICATOR 39: Gross enrolment ratio in secondary education, by sex and rural/urban residence
HEADLINE INDICATOR 40: Gender parity index in gross enrolment ratio at primary, secondary and tertiary levels and rural/urban residence
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 41: Adjusted net intake rate in primary education, by sex and rural/urban residence
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 42: Primary education completion rate (proxy), by sex and rural/urban location
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 43: Effective transition rate from primary to secondary education (general programmes), by sex and rural/urban location
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 44: Proportion of female teachers at secondary level
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 45: Proportion of the education budget allocated to gender­
related activities (gender analysis and revision of curricula, text books, teaching methods, teacher training, inclusion of GBV module in curricula etc)
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 46: Proportion of households within 30 minutes travel from nearest primary school
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INDICATOR 47: Proportion of households within 30 minutes travel from nearest secondary school
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 48: Proportion of schools without access to water by level of school and rural/urban location
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 49: Proportion of schools without toilet facilities by level of school and rural/urban location
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 50: Proportion of schools without separate toilet facilities for girls by level of school and rural/urban location
HEADLINE INDICATOR 51: Proportion of the adult population employed in technical and professional occupations, by age and sex
HEADLINE INDICATOR 52A: Gross enrolment ratios in technical and vocational education, by sex
HEADLINE INDICATOR 52B: Gross enrolment ratios in tertiary education, by sex
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 53A: Proportion of females among technical and vocational education teachers
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 53B: Proportion of females among tertiary education teachers or professors
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 54A: Share of female graduates in the plumbing, electrical, carpentry and building trades in technical and vocational education
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manufacturing and construction graduates at tertiary level
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Proportion of individuals using the Internet, by age, sex and rural/urban residence
HEADLINE INDICATOR 56: Proportion of individuals using mobile/cellular telephones, by age, sex and rural/urban residence
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 57A/B: Proportion of girls in IT courses in technical and vocational schools / tertiary institutions
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 58: Proportion of households with access to mass media (radio, TV, Internet), by sex of household head and rural/urban residence
27. Do you have any proposals for additional indicators for this domain? If so, please
describe them in the box below:
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6 Domain 5: Health and related services
The next series of questions refers specifically to the indicators under Domain 5: Health and related services. For reference, domain 5 and its policy objective are given below: Domain 5: Health and related services. POLICY OBJECTIVE V: To improve women’s health and reproductive health through increased access to health services 29. Is "improving women’s health and reproductive health through increased access to
health services" a relevant national gender policy priority in your country?
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30. Do the current policy objectives sufficiently describe the most relevant gender
policy priorities for your country regarding health and related services?
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31. In the box below, please describe any proposed changes or additions (including
additional policy objectives).
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6 32. Indicators for this domain are given below. Please provide the following information
about each:
Are data for this indicator available? (Yes or no)
HEADLINE INDICATOR Does this indicator relect relevant national gender policy priorities in your country? (Yes or no)
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59: Maternal mortality ratio
HEADLINE INDICATOR 60A: Residual life expectancy at age 65 by sex
HEADLINE INDICATOR 60B: Probability of surviving from birth to age 85 by sex
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 61A: Contraceptive prevalence among women who are married or in a union, aged 15­49
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 61B: Contraceptive prevalence among men who are married or in a union, aged 15­59 (54 in some cases)
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 62: Proportion of households within 30 minutes travel from nearest clinic
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 63: Percentage of women age 15­49 years who were attended during pregnancy in the 2 years preceding the survey (a) at least once by skilled personnel (b) at least four times by any provider
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INDICATOR 64: Proportion of births attended by skilled health professional
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 65: Proportion of households within 30 minutes travel (by usual means for women) from nearest clinic
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 66: Proportion of households within 30 minutes travel (by usual means for women) from nearest doctor
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 67: Proportion of households within 30 minutes travel (by usual means for women) from nearest midwife
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 68: Reporting one or more long­term health conditions, all persons by sex
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 69: Reporting any lifetime mental disorder, 16­85 years by sex
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 70: Reporting disability by sex
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 71: Reporting high/ very high level of psychological distress, 18 years and over
33. Do you have any proposals for additional indicators for this domain? If so, please
describe them in the box below:
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6 Domain 6: Governance and participation in public life and decision making
The next series of questions refers specifically to the indicators under Domain 6: Governance and participation in public life and decision making. Page 16
For reference, the domain and its policy objective are given below: DOMAIN: VI. Governance and participation in public life and decision making POLICY OBJECTIVE VI: To increase women’s active and informed participation in public life and all areas of decision making, including in the private sector 35. Is "increasing women’s active and informed participation in public life and all areas
of decision making, including in the private sector" a relevant national gender policy
priority in your country?
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36. Do the current policy objectives sufficiently describe the most relevant gender
policy priorities for your country regarding governance and participation in public life
and decision making?
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37. In the box below, please describe any proposed changes or additions (including
additional policy objectives).
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38. Indicators for this domain are given below. Please provide the following information
about each:
Are data for this indicator available? (Yes or no)
HEADLINE INDICATOR Does this indicator reflect relevant national gender policy priorities in your country? (Yes or no)
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72: Proportion of seats held by women in national parliament
HEADLINE INDICATOR 73: Women's share of government ministerial positions
HEADLINE INDICATOR 74: Percentage of company directors / union leaders / office bearers in the cooperative movement/ office bearers in NGOs who are women
SUPPORTING STATISTIC 75: Voting record of all MPs on legislation promoting gender equality, women’s rights and women’s empowerment by sex
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 76: Proportion of candidates standing for election for the national parliament who are women
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 77: Proportion of voters in national elections who are women
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 78: Proportion of candidates standing for election to local government bodies who are women
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 79: Proportion of leaders at the community­level who are women
*SUPPORTING INDICATOR 80: Percentage of judges who are women
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 81: Voting record of local leaders on legislation promoting gender equality, women’s rights and women’s Page 18
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INDICATOR 82A: Women’s share of managerial positions
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 82B: Share of Women in high level occupations, i.e. ISCO­08 Groups 11 (Chief Executives, Senior Officials and Legislators) and 12 (Administrative and Commercial Managers)
39. Do you have any proposals for additional indicators for this domain? If so, please
describe them in the box below:
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6 Domain 7: Human rights of women and girls
The next series of questions refers specifically to the indicators under Domain 7: Human rights of women and girls. For reference, the domain and its policy objective are given below: Domain 7: Human rights of women and girls POLICY OBJECTIVE VIIA: End child marriage POLICY OBJECTIVE VIIB: Ensure equal rights for girls in access to education at all levels POLICY OBJECTIVE VIIC: Eliminate gender­based discrimination in the work place POLICY OBJECTIVE VIID: Prevent and eliminate all forms of violence against women (VAW) and girls POLICY OBJECTIVE VIIE: Ensure equal rights of women to own and inherit property, sign a contract, register a business and open a bank account 41. Is "ending child marriage" a relevant national gender policy priority in your country?
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42. Is "ensuring equal rights for girls in access to education at all levels" a relevant
national gender policy priority in your country?
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43. Is "eliminating gender­based discrimination in the work place" a relevant national
gender policy priority in your country?
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44. Is "preventing and eliminating all forms of violence against women (VAW) and girls"
a relevant national gender policy priority in your country?
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45. Is "ensuring equal rights of women to own and inherit property, sign a contract,
register a business and open a bank account" a relevant national gender policy priority
in your country?
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46. Do the current policy objectives sufficiently describe the most relevant gender
policy priorities for your country regarding the human rights of women and girls?
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47. In the box below, please describe any proposed changes or additions (including
additional policy objectives).
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48. The indicators for this domain are given below. Indicators 83 ­ 85 refer to policy
objective VIIA, indicators 86 ­88 refer to policy objective VIIB, indicators 89 ­ 91 refer to
policy objective VIIC, and indicators 92 ­ 96 refer to policy objective VIID, and 97 ­ 99
refer to policy objective VIIE. Please provide the following information about each:
Are data for this indicator available? (Yes or no)
HEADLINE INDICATOR Does this indicator reflect relevant national gender policy priorities in your country? (Yes or no)
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83: Percentage of women aged 20­24 years who were married or in union before age 18
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 84: Net enrolment rate of girls in primary and junior secondary education
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 85: Labour force participation rate of young women aged 15­24 with at least junior secondary education
HEADLINE INDICATOR 86: Primary, secondary school graduates by sex; Technical and Vocational and Tertiary Education graduates by discipline of study and sex
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 87: Ratio of girls to boys in primary/secondary and tertiary education* by grade /year of study
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 88: Proportion of girls of school entry age enrolling in the first year of primary school
HEADLINE INDICATOR 89: Gender gap in wages
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 90: Ratio of females to males employed in precarious employment (e.g., short­, fixed­term, casual, seasonal workers)
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 91: Ratio of females to males employed in the informal sector (harmonised Delhi definition)
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92: Inter­survey change in the proportion of women aged 15­49 subjected to physical or sexual violence by an intimate partner in the last 12 months.
HEADLINE INDICATOR 93: Inter­survey change in the proportion of women aged 15­49 subjected to physical or sexual violence by persons other than an intimate partner in the last 12 months
HEADLINE INDICATOR 94: Percentage of referred cases of sexual and gender­based violence against women and girls that are reported, investigated and sentenced.
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 95: Percentage of police officers who are women, by rank
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 96: Percentage of the national budget allocated to programmes to prevent and eliminate gender­
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HEADLINE INDICATOR 97: Sole proprietorships by sex of proprietor
HEADLINE INDICATOR 98: Individual bank accounts by sex of Account holder
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 99: National legislation guaranteeing women’s right to own and inherit property, sign contracts, register a business and open a bank account
49. Do you have any proposals for additional indicators for this domain? If so, please
describe them in the box below:
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50. In the box below, please provide any additional comments:
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6 Special Issue: Human Rights Indicators
The next series of questions refers specifically to the indicators under Special Issues: Human Rights Indicators. For reference, the domain and its policy objective are given below: SPECIAL ISSUE: Human Rights Indicators ISSUE 1: Migrant Receiving Countries POLICY OBJECTIVE VIIIA: Ensure safe migration for women and girls ISSUE 2: Migrant Sending Countries POLICY OBJECTIVE VIIIB: Ensure that women have equal access and opportunities to regular migration ISSUE 3: Refugees POLICY OBJECTIVE VIIIC: Protect the rights of women and girls who are refugees and IDPs. 51. Is "ensuring safe migration for women and girls" a relevant national gender policy
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52. Is "ensuring that women have equal access and opportunities to regular migration"
a relevant national gender policy priority in your country?
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53. Is "protecting the rights of women and girls who are refugees and IDPs" a relevant
national gender policy priority in your country?
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54. Do the current policy objectives sufficiently describe the most relevant gender
policy priorities for your country regarding migration and refugees?
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55. In the box below, please describe any proposed changes or additions (including
additional policy objectives).
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56. The indicators for this domain are given below. Indicators 100 ­ 105 refer to policy
objective VIIIA, indicators 106 ­110 refer to policy objective VIIIB, and indicators 111 ­
121 refer to policy objective VIIIC. Please provide the following information about each:
Are data for this indicator available? (Yes or no)
HEADLINE INDICATOR Does this indicator reflect relevant national gender policy priorities in your country? (Yes or no)
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100: Percentage of migrants receiving a visa/ document at the new destination, by sex
HEADLINE INDICATOR 101: Percentage of labour migrants holding legally enforceable contracts issued in the country of destination, by sex
SUPPORTING STATISTIC 102: Number of cases where the labour rights of migrants under legally enforceable contracts have been upheld in court
SUPPORTING STATISTIC 103: Number of reported cases of trafficking (labour/sex), by sex
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 104: Percentage of registered migrants with an occupation by sector, age and sex
SUPPORTING STATISTIC 105: Number of migrants registered as “irregular” at the new destination by sex
HEADLINE INDICATOR 106: Ratio of female to male registered international migrants
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 107: Proportion of registered labour migrants receiving pre­departure/orientation training by sex
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 108: Percentage of immigration officers receiving training on common migration issues (including trafficking and smuggling) in previous 12 months
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Percentage of migrant workers holding legally enforceable contracts issued before departure, by sex
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INDICATOR 110: Ratio of remittances remitted, by sex
HEADLINE INDICATOR 111: Ratio of female to male persons affected by a conflict/ natural disaster who received assistance
HEADLINE INDICATOR 112: Ratio of female to male asylum seekers
HEADLINE INDICATOR 113: Average number of years for refugees/asylum seekers to obtain legal status, by sex
HEADLINE INDICATOR 114: Average number of years for refugees to be resettled in a third country, by sex and age
HEADLINE INDICATOR 115: Percentage of refugee students enrolled in Grades 1­6, by sex
HEADLINE INDICATOR 116: Percentage of refugee SGBV cases who received support (DP), by sex
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 117: Ratio of female to male refugees/asylum seekers detained
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 118: Percentage of female members in food distribution committees at refugee camps
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 119: Percentage of asylum­
seekers / refugees who participated in SGBV training
SUPPORTING INDICATOR 120: Percentage of UNHCR and partner staff who have completed SGBV training
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INDICATOR 121: Percentage of needs met for sanitary material
57. Do you have any proposals for additional indicators for this domain? If so, please
describe them in the box below:
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6 58. In the box below, please provide any additional comments:
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6 Organization of Domains
The current proposed regional core set of gender indicators is divided into eight topical domains, listed below: DOMAIN 1. Poverty, access to time­saving infrastructure and services DOMAIN 2. Participation in productive activities DOMAIN 3. Unpaid domestic work and care DOMAIN 4. Equal access to gender­responsive education and information DOMAIN 5. Health and related services DOMAIN 6. Governance and participation in public life and decision making DOMAIN 7: Human rights of women and girls SPECIAL ISSUE: Human Rights Indicators SPECIAL TARGET GROUP: Sub­set for Rural Women Page 26
59. For each of the domains of the proposed regional core set of gender indicators, we
would like to know its relevance to your country in supporting gender equality and
women's empowerment.
DOMAIN 1. Poverty, Not relevant
Slightly relevant
Mostly relevant
Very relevant
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access to time­saving infrastructure and services
Would you suggest changes to the wording or scope of this domain? 5
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DOMAIN 2. Participation j
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j
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in productive activities
Would you suggest changes to the wording or scope of this domain? 5
6
DOMAIN 3. Unpaid j
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j
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j
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domestic work and care
Would you suggest changes to the wording or scope of this domain? 5
6
DOMAIN 4. Equal access j
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to gender­responsive education and information
Would you suggest changes to the wording or scope of this domain? 5
6
DOMAIN 5. Health and j
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j
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related services
Would you suggest changes to the wording or scope of this domain? 5
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DOMAIN 6. Governance j
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and participation in public life and decision making
Would you suggest changes to the wording or scope of this domain? 5
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DOMAIN 7: Human rights j
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j
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j
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of women and girls
Would you suggest changes to the wording or scope of this domain? 5
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SPECIAL ISSUE: Human j
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Rights Indicators
Would you suggest changes to the wording or scope of this domain? 5
6
SPECIAL TARGET j
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GROUP: Sub­set for Rural Women
Would you suggest changes to the wording or scope of this domain? 5
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60. Does the current set of domains sufficiently describe the scope of topics to be
included in a regional core set of gender indicators?
j Yes
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j No
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Proposed changes to the domains
For reference, the proposed domains are listed below: DOMAIN 1. Poverty, access to time­saving infrastructure and services DOMAIN 2. Participation in productive activities DOMAIN 3. Unpaid domestic work and care DOMAIN 4. Equal access to gender­responsive education and information DOMAIN 5. Health and related services DOMAIN 6. Governance and participation in public life and decision making DOMAIN 7: Human rights of women and girls SPECIAL ISSUE: Human Rights Indicators SPECIAL TARGET GROUP: Sub­set for Rural Women 61. You have indicated that the current set of domains may not sufficiently describe the
scope of topics that should be included in a regional core set of gender indicators. In
the box below, please describe any changes, additions or removals that you feel would
better improve the scope.
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6 Questionnaire Completed
Thank you for taking the time to complete this questionnaire. We look forward to your participation at the workshop. Page 28