To achieve gender equality and sustainable development, we need data that accurately reflects the lives of women and girls. The Women in Data Summit brings together policymakers, data experts, and advocates to address the critical challenges and opportunities in gender data.
In Kenya, the decentralization of power to 47 counties under the 2010 Constitution has highlighted the need for robust gender data to inform decisions that impact women and address gender inequalities. However, the lack of such data, inherited from the national government, continues to hinder effective decision-making, risking the creation of policies that overlook the unique needs of women and girls.
Political, social, cultural, demographic, and economic issues affecting gender data access and availability.
Innovative data solutions impacting health, gender, rural dev, urbanization, education, agriculture etc.
Collaboration and legal frameworks to address gender data development challenges in Kenya.
Political will to propel gender data production, use, and sharing forward.
Political, social, cultural, demographic, and economic issues affecting gender data access and availability in Kenya.
The Women in Data Summit 2024 will explore the transformative power of data in elevating the status of women across various sectors. Under the theme "Innovation, Financing, and Status of Women in Data," the forum will dive into critical areas including Gender-Based Violence (GBV), Care Work, Education, Food Systems, Women’s Economic Empowerment, and Health.
Through focused discussions, we will explore how innovative approaches, strategic financing, and robust data can address persistent gender gaps and improve outcomes for women and girls. Join us as we navigate the challenges, share solutions, and drive the agenda forward to ensure women are visible and empowered in the data that shapes our world.