Sex, age (and more) still matter: Data collection, analysis, and use in humanitarian practice [Video]

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Data has the power to transform how we see the world. Through big data collection and analysis, we are increasingly able to monitor health, poverty, education, gender equality and climate change on a scale never seen.

For organizations such as CARE, data provide a critical window through which we monitor the reach, impact and operational effectiveness of our work and programs. Yet while we have seen rapid advancement in the last 10 years in big data collection and analysis around the world; the humanitarian sector has remained painfully slow in keeping up with this trend.

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Webinar: Sex, age (and more) still matter

More than a decade after the first “Sex and age matter” report, we convened a discussion about how far we have come – and how that progress has been uneven – upon the new report’s release. Participants included Sima Bahous, UN Women Executive Director; Sofia Sprechmann, CARE …