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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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Avtandil Tsereteli takes pleasure in being an active caregiver for his newborn son. Photo courtesy of Avtandil Tsereteli.
Impact story|Data use
Time-use data help spur more fathers to take paternity leave in Georgia
Photo: Vincent Tremeau / World Bank
Impact story|Economic empowerment
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Illustration: Tatyana Zelenskaya for Kloop Media
Impact story|Gender data
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Impact story|Ending violence against women
Uganda’s violence against women survey heralds legislative and policy changes
A woman in Colombia picks Coffee beans. Photo: UN Women/Ryan Brown
Impact story|Ending violence against women
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UN Women Colombia/Juan Camilo Arias
Impact story|Gender data production and collection
New national gender data publication makes waves in Colombia
A woman in Colombia sits in front of greenery and looks into the distance. Photo: UN Women/Juan Camilo Arias
Impact story|Intersecting inequalities
Colombia makes inroads on increasing data on intersecting inequalities
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