IWDA is a leading Australian organisation dedicated to advancing the rights of women, girls, and gender diverse people across Asia and the Pacific.
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ALT There isn’t enough data to accurately measure progress on the SDGs. And where data does exist, it’s often incomplete, inaccurate, or fails to reflect the experiences of entire groups of people. “Accurate, timely and disaggregated data are vital for measuring progress towards the 17 SDGs and 169 associated targets” “Without high-quality data providing an evidence base, it will be impossible to truly understand where we are succeeding and falling short on the SDGs” “34 targets (20%) lack sufficient trend data or additional analysis” Source: UN Stats Sustainable Development Goals Report 2024
ALT For over 70 years, the people of Myanmar have been living in a drawn-out armed conflict – one in which gender-based violence and conflict-related sexual violence has been a disturbing constant.
ALT A 2022 study revealed that: - 62% of survivors interviewed had experienced rape; - 69% of incidents were committed by security forces; - While ethnic minorities were most likely to experience violence, no group was immune to it. Source: Unheard Voices 2022
ALT Brave Space: how principles from feminism can be applied to transform your work, life and practice. Enjoy a 15% discount when purchasing 3 or more tickets! 30 June - 1 July from 9.00 am to 1.00pm. Price: $450 + GST.
ALT A quote tile of Amelia Greaves, Senior Program Manager, Equality Insights, underneath the words 'The Power of CSW, The Power of Robust Feminist-Driven Data. The tile reads, “Interest in, and demand for, feminist data continues to grow beyond traditional data circles, and I'm here for it.” There is a picture of Amelia Greaves on the right-hand side.
ALT A quote tile of Yolanda Riveros-Morales, Data Methods and Design Manager, Equality Insights, underneath the words 'The Power of CSW, The Power of Uncovering Lived Realities. The tile reads, “Without accurate gender and broader intersectional data, we cannot fully understand why urgent issues—such as the care economy and the dual burden placed on women, economic empowerment, gender-based violence, and climate change—continue to disproportionately impact women.” There is a picture of Yolanda Riveros-Morales on the right-hand side.
ALT A collage of images from International Women's Day events in the region. In the middle is text that reads, "How activists across Asia and the Pacific marked International Women's Day."
