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Narrowing data gaps to ensure no woman or girl left behind

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By Julitta Onabanjo
| Malaysiakini Verified
COMMENT | It has been said that data is currency. Data is power. Data is perhaps even the new fuel. As the world celebrated International Women’s Day last month and renewed commitments to women’s empowerment and gender equality, I was repeatedly reminded of the limited availability of good quality gender data, including gender-disaggregated data. Why is this important? Well, many would argue that women and girls experience the world quite differently from men and boys.
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Narrowing data gaps to ensure no woman or girl in Malaysia is left behind

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By Julitta Onabanjo
| New Straits Times Verified
IT has been said that data is currency. Data is power. Data is perhaps even the new fuel. This March, as the world celebrated International Women's Day and renewed commitments to women's empowerment and gender equality, I was repeatedly reminded of the limited availability of good quality gender data, including gender-disaggregated data. Why is this important? Well, many would argue that women and girls experience the world quite differently from men and boys.
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Opinion: Getting it right on family planning

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By Julitta Onabanjo
| Devex
More than250 million women worldwide would like to be using modern contraceptives but are not. This figure is particularly egregious if we consider the leaps in scientific innovation and increase in supplies of safe and effective contraception the world has seen in recent years. Too often, policymakers treat family planning as optional or secondary to other public health work.
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