DataFeed

Reporting and Registering Domestic Violence Against Women and Girls in São Paulo and Bogotá: A Data-Driven Model (English, Spanish)

Most Gender-Based Violence (GBV) goes underreported. Women who decide not to report incidents of domestic violence, or are unable to do so (via calls, legal complaints, or seeking institutional help), may end up without access to support or legal services. Subsequently, available data on this phenomenon can and should be leveraged to combat VAWG.

This project aims to contribute to a better understanding of the factors that impact the reporting and registering of domestic violence against women and girls, particularly in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. To achieve this goal, an analytical model was developed that uses traditional and non-traditional data to identify the multidimensional capabilities to report and register domestic VAWG at the locality level in Bogotá and São Paulo.

The project was developed with the support of Unidas, a network launched by the German Federal Foreign Office to foster dialogue between members and allies whose goal is to create equal opportunities and gender justice.

Executive Summary (Spanish)

Download

Executive Summary (English)

Download

Full Report (English)

Download

Topics

Author(s)

Partner Organization(s)

Unidas, Data Pop Alliance

Share

Recomendations

Project Reports

Review of Technology-Based Interventions to Address Child Marriage and Female Genital Mutilation

The need to end child marriage and FGM with innovative and impactful

Journal Articles

Using Facebook Advertising Data to Describe the Socio-Economic Situation of Syrian Refugees in Lebanon

While the fighting in the Syrian civil war has mostly stopped, an

Project Reports

Movilidad para llegar más lejos: ¿cómo se mueven las mujeres en Lima y CDMX?

El presente estudio analiza los patrones de movilidad de las mujeres de

Policy Briefs

The Continued Impact of COVID-19 on the Western Sahel and Lake Chad Basin (English/French)

The unprecedented shock caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, and its evolving aftermath,

Links We Like: A Compilation of 40 Editions

Links We Like Turns 40! Technically, Links We Like (LWL) has been