Sentence examples for gender equality index from inspiring English sources

The aim of the present study was to investigate the relationship between gender equality using the composite indicator of Gender Equality Index and its six core domains (work, money, knowledge, time, power, and health) plus violence and women's participation in transport cycling across the 28 member states of the European Union.

Results showed that the composite indicator of Gender Equality Index was associated with women's participation in transport cycling as well as with gender differences in participation in transport cycling.

According to the UN's Gender Equality Index, Nigeria featured 152 on the list of 187 countries.

On Friday, the European Institute for Gender Equality published its second gender equality index.

To turn these goals into reality, we need more data of the quality provided by the gender equality index, in Europe and beyond.

Africa's most populous country ranks 118 out of 134 countries on the Gender Equality Index, according to a British Council study.

Despite having the world's 13th-largest economy, South Korea ranked 115th out of 134 countries in the World Economic Forum's 2009 index of gender equality.

Along with her subjects, Nelson is constantly attenuating the art-life distinction, steering us, for example, from the cruelty of the artist Ana Mendieta's blood-spilling installations to an actual shooting spree by a female college professor, then pausing mid-jet?o deliver a figurative kneecapping to male critics who regard such instances of female violence as a perverse index of gender equality.

But the IMF has to tread a careful line on this issue to avoid explicitly critiquing the laws in its 188 member countries, including states like Mali and Yemen, which have been among the worst performers on indices of gender equality.

Sweden has the tenth highest human development index, the highest gender equality and the lowest income inequality worldwide (10– 10).

The agency has added other formal indexes to measure gender equality, gender empowerment and poverty.