Welcome to Equal Measures 2030’s Gender Advocates Data Hub! The go to resource for data, visualizations and impact stories showcasing data-driven advocacy on gender equality issues across the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). Explore now the state of gender equality across 129 countries covering 95% of the world’s girls and women through our new SDG Gender Index.
Our flagship 2019 SDG Gender Index is the most comprehensive tool to measure the state of gender equality aligned to 14 of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It covers 129 countries in five regions and 51 issues ranging from health, gender-based violence, climate change, decent work and others. In our 2019 Global Report we analyse the new index findings in detail.
Here, on the Gender Advocates Data Hub, you can explore our data visualizations, compare country performances across regions, explore the SDGs based on thematic areas of interest, and read about the girls and women who are using data to drive action in their communities.
Falls right in the middle of the five regions covered by the index with an average score of 64.6
Tops the index with an average regional index score of 79.1
Achieves the second highest ranking in the index with an average regional index score of 66.5
Ranks fourth among the five regions in the index with an average regional index score of 60.8
Achieves the lowest ranking region in the SDG Gender Index with an average regional index score of 51.1
Click on one or several of the SDG icons below or explore by theme to learn more about why and how gender equality links to your area of interest.
Who are the girls and women behind the data, and how are they turning evidence into action? Read their stories!
Despite the Kenya's progressive policy frameworks to improve gender equality and equity, girls and women still face discrimination.
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A major driver in drop-out rates for girls in school is linked to child marriage, especially at secondary level. Diarra and her teacher collect data to tackle the issue in their community.
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"I am the only girl in my community to go to high school, amongst a school of 300 students," says Yenifer.
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“We’re working with the Social Security Administrator and Social Department to access the government scheme,” says Ning.
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