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                  pre-test  scores  which  implies  that  knowledge  in  gender  and  statistics
                  improved.
                      Development and gender equality is fundamental to delivering on the
                  promises  of  sustainability,  peace  and  human  progress.    Achieving  gender
                  equality and women’s empowerment is integral to each of the 17 goals. Only
                  by ensuring the rights of women and girls, and in the case of the capacity
                  building conducted by the PSRTI, the rights of all persons, across all the goals
                  will  mean  equal  justice  and  inclusion,  economies  that  work  for  all,  and
                  sustaining a shared environment now and for future generations.
                      PSRTI intends to align itself with the achievement of the global goals by
                  pursuing more capability building initiatives not only on Statistics on Gender
                  and  Sustainable  Development  but  also  in  terms  of  inclusion  of  gender
                  statistics  in  the  different  training  modules  being  conducted  by  PSRTI.  The
                  focus on statistics that are well presented and appreciated may give rise to
                  better gender-sensitive policies and programs. It will also be helpful in the
                  monitoring  and  evaluation  stages  of  indicators  dealing  with  sustainable
                  development and gender equality. The numbers will tell the stories, these will
                  point  to  the  next  steps,  to  the  assurance  that  gender  equality  is  possible
                  because the integrated statistics are appreciated and understood.

                  References
                  1.  Statistics  for  Gender  and  Sustainable  Development  (2017).  Philippine
                      Statistical Research and Training Institute
                  2.  Harmonized  Gender  and  Development  Guidelines  for  Project
                      Development,  Implementation,  Monitoring,  and  Evaluation  (2010).
                      National Economic and Development Authority Philippine Commission on
                      Women  Official  Development  Assistance  Gender  and  Development
                      Network
                  3.  The  Harmonized  Gender  and  Development  Guidelines  (HGDG)  (2003).
                      National  GAD  Resource  Program  Philippine  Commission  on  Women
                      National GAD Resource Program
                  4.  http://www.unwomen.org



















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