Gender Statistics Program and Activities in Zimbabwe
Discover the Gender Statistics Program in Zimbabwe led by ZIMSTAT along with the Ministry of Women Affairs, UNWOMEN, and UNICEF. Learn about current data collection activities, upcoming training programs, opportunities, and challenges. Stay informed and involved in achieving gender equality in Zimbabwe.
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Gender Statistics Program Zimbabwe 1
Work is coordinated by the ZIMSTAT Ministry of Women Affairs, Gender and Community Development UNWOMEN UNICEF 2
Current Activities Data collection for the Women and Men in Zim Report (ZIMSTAT and the Gender Statistics Committee) AGDI (Ministry of Women Affairs is spearheading the process) Gender Fact Sheets for the various survey conducted by ZIMSTAT 3
Forthcoming activities Gender and Child Statistical Analysis Training (ZIMSTAT) Gender Mainstreaming Training (Ministry of Women Affairs) 4
Current Opportunities Internal Gender Statistics Committee External Gender Statistics Committee Joint Programme for Achieving Gender Equality 5
Challenges Administrative data on the participation of women in the private sector is still a challenge Even data on the participation of women in the economic sectors of agriculture, mining and tourism is lacking (in terms of women empowerment Shortage of staff in the Education and Gender Statistics Division 6
