The Workshop on Gender Statistics and Time-Use Survey is convened under the project for "the Development of National Gender Statistics in Iraq," that is being implemented by ESCWA in cooperation with the Central Organization for Statistics and Information Technology (COSIT) and other UN agencies with funding from the United Nations Development Group Iraq Trust Fund.
The project targets producers and users of statistics from government bodies, NGOs, research centers and academia from throughout Iraq to raise awareness on the importance of gender statistics in policy formulation and to improve national capacities to produce, analyze and use quality gender-sensitive indicators.
The project includes a number of capacity building activities, preparation of gender-based statistical outputs, and the establishment of a full-fledged Gender Statistics Unit.
To date, two capacity building activities have been implemented. The joint ESCWA-UNICEF MENARO regional training on the DevInfo version 5.0 (Cairo,18-22 September) trained two national statisticians on the new features and tools of the "Users" and "Database administration" interfaces.
The First National Workshop on Gender Statistics (Amman,11-13 December 2006) trained 24 producers and users of statistics on the identification of gender issues; identification of needed gender statistics and indicators, their sources and quality; and the presentation and dissemination of data in a user-friendly way. A common list of priority gender issues and corresponding statistics and indicators was adopted and will serve as the basis of upcoming project activities, including the preparation of a statistical publication on women and men in Iraq.
Opening Session
Introduction to the Project
Introduction to the Project
Session I
Gender Concept - part I
Gender Concept - part II
Gender issues and Development
Gender Statistics and Indicators
Gender Issues and Indicators in Iraq
Gender Concept - part I
Gender Concept - part II
Gender issues and Development
Gender Statistics and Indicators
Gender Issues and Indicators in Iraq
Session III
Introduction Time-use Surveys
Time-use Data and the Measurement of Women's Paid and Unpaid Work
Role of Time-Use Survey in Representing Women's Economic Participation
Introduction Time-use Surveys
Time-use Data and the Measurement of Women's Paid and Unpaid Work
Role of Time-Use Survey in Representing Women's Economic Participation
Session V
A Case Study of Time-use Surveys from Iraq
A Case Study of Time-use Surveys from Iraq
Session VI
Guidelines for Preparing a Statistical Report on Women and Men
Session VII
Cairo, Egypt
