1. United Nations Economic Commission for Europe Statistical Division Making data meaningful through effective visual presentation

2. Usage of statistical data for gender analysis

4. Who are you talking to?

5. Tourists Harvesters Miners

6. clear and simple message

13. Perception and Symbology – Size/Shape

14. Perception and Symbology - Colour

17. Tables, graphs or maps?

19. Slide 19 Tables  Follow a style guide  Title, source, headings, footnotes  Clear headings  Sort data in appropriate order  One decimal place  Right-justify numbers

20. Source: Statistics Canada

23. Slide 23 Graphics for showing differences between women and men  Box plots  Stacked bar graph

24. Slide 24

26. Slide 26 Men marry later than women

28. avoid using 3D graphs

33. Slide 33 Maps  Title  Legend  Scale bar  Source  Footnotes

34. Source: E.W. Gilbert as cited in Edward Tufte, The Visual Display of Quantitative Information (1997), p24

36. Slide 36 Summary  Visual presentations are tools to communicate  Use whatever is best for the audience and message

37. Tourists Harvesters Miners

38. clear and simple message

40. Usage of statistical data for gender analysis