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The impact of gender data

Women are increasingly registering their land and claiming their rights thanks to the gender-sensitive Multipurpose Cadastre.

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Improved data on violence against women catalyses advocacy and legal change in Albania
Impact story|Ending violence against women
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Research highlight|Gender and COVID-19
Ipsos survey confirms that COVID-19 is intensifying women’s workload at home
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Devex partnership|Gender and COVID-19
Q&A: What early data says about gendered impacts of COVID-19
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Gender data story|Gender and COVID-19
Three ways to contain COVID-19’s impact on informal women workers
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Data Bite|Economic empowerment
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Research highlight|Gender and COVID-19
COVID-19 exposes the harsh realities of gender inequality in slums
Photo: Nishan/UNFPA Maldives
Research highlight|Gender and COVID-19
COVID-19 may be prompting men to help out at home, evidence from the Maldives suggests
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