The availability of these disaggregated data led to the adoption of more effective interventions to reduce inequality and improve social conditions such as maternal mortality.
In the case of gender disaggregated data, the unknown category is also been left out for similar reasons as above.
Revenues that are not harmonized but vary for each health worker, such as top-ups and per diems, are difficult to collect other than through individual surveys, given the difficulty of obtaining disaggregated data from donors' databases.
By avoiding the employment of parallel planning, programming and implementation structures, the UNGEI partnership is; (i) strengthening government systems and local capacities; (ii) enhancing government as well as local community ownership; and (iii) improving the quality and availability of gender disaggregated data.
In most cases, we used a single national incidence rate, because of a lack of more spatially disaggregated data.
An injection in the tourism sector is not simulated due to the lack of feasibility of developing the tourism sectors in the present country's security context and also due to lack of associated disaggregated data.
For almost three-fourths of countries, disaggregated data are available for at least two time points.
While autism is frequently associated with a concurrent diagnosis of intellectual disabilities, and the review included disaggregated data sets of individuals with intelligence test score of less than 70, where available, it remains possible that some participants did not meet criteria for intellectual disability.
Source: Health worker survey (2001) Note: Due to the limited information of the human resources management system disaggregated data on the available staff could not be given.
