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Women in Georgia spend half as much time as men on paid work and twice as much on unpaid work but paid paternity leave in Georgia could help to change that.

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Training operators to implement the Multipurpose Cadastre, municipality of San José del Guaviare. Photo: IGAC. Intercultural School of Geography for Life. 2023
Impact story|Gender data production and collection
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Impact story|Gender data production and collection
New national gender data publication makes waves in Colombia
Fathimath Maoona binth Anis, 15, at the beach right in front of their school in Dhiffushi, Maldives. Photo: UNICEF/Ashwa Faheem
Guest contributor|Gender data production and collection
No data, no debate: Integrating gender in the national statistical strategy in the Maldives
Bangladesh time-use survey women's unpaid care. Halima Khatun helping her son with homework, Netrakona, Bangladesh. Photo: UN Women/Saikat Mojumder
Impact story|Gender data production and collection
Bangladesh blazes trails on measuring women's unpaid work
Dana Smillie / World Bank
Impact story|Gender data production and collection
In Kenya, committee makeover brings new players and more inclusive data
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Counted and Visible: Insights|Gender data production and collection
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Women join a demonstration against gender-based violence in Kenya. Photo by: Say NO - UNiTE / CC BY-NC-ND
Devex partnership|Gender data production and collection
Q&A: Gender data to drive several firsts for Kenya this year
Students draw their school during the 2nd Annual National Children’s Government Congress, Nairobi, Kenya, June 14, 2015. Photo: UNICEF/Adriane Ohanesian
Impact story|Gender data production and collection
In Kenya, county gender data sheets are ushering in new laws and policies
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