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Emily Courey Pryor is Executive Director of Data2X, a dynamic platform hosted at the UN Foundation which promotes and enables the production and use of gender data to improve the lives of women and girls.
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A new index brings us one step closer to measuring progress toward gender equality under the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals, but ultimate success is hampered by a persistent problem: gaps in the relevant data.
Understanding how all dimensions of development impact women and girls is essential to fulfilling the Sustainable Development Goals, and we can’t do that without good gender-disaggregated data, says Emily Courey Pryor, executive director of Data2X.
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