1. Monitoring and Reporting on Gender Equality Results Inside and Outside the World Bank Andrew Morrison Lead Economist, PRMGE November 20, 2008

2. HouseholdEconomy and markets Modifications of official MDG indicatorsAdditional indicators Primary completion rate of girls and boys (MDG 2) Percentage of 15-19 year- old girls who are mothers or pregnant with their first child Labor force participation rates among women and men aged 20-24 and 25–49 Under five mortality rate for girls and boys (MDG 4) Ratio of female to male hourly earnings in primary, secondary and tertiary sectors Percentage of reproductive- age women, and their sexual partners, using modern contraceptives (MDG 6) Recommended additional indicators for MDG3

3. Progress on the official MDG3 indicators: Capabilities—enrolment ratios Male / Female

4. Rapid progress in capabilities but slow advancement in access to resources..

5. Progress on the official MDG3 indicators: Access to resources—non-agric. wage employment Share of Women in Non-Agricultural Wage Employment

6. Country rank on primary enrolment ratio against country rank on primary completion ratio Country rank in primary completion ratio

7. Key conclusions from Equality for Women… Conclusions of chapter 2—see p. 79  Expanded set of indicators adds information (and value)  Rapid progress in expanding women’s capabilities, with some notable exceptions: o Enrolment rates, completion rates, literacy are success stories o Less progress on under five mortality, adolescent pregnancy and teenage births  Comparison of country performance to regional benchmarks is quite useful

8. World Bank efforts to improve gender statistics and indicators New/improved Bank publications and data sets:  New GenderStats database and website  Little Data Book on Gender (forthcoming)  Update of gender indicators database associated with2007 Global Monitoring Report Improve the quality of gender-disaggregated indicators:  Develop modules for household surveys to better measure assets owned by women  Pilot-test different approaches to capture female labor force participation in labor force and household surveys

9. Increase national and international agency capacity to collect, report, analyze and use gender-disaggregated data:  Provide technical assistance to improve existing national surveys  Support data collection by national statistics offices on formal and informal employment in selected countries (joint with UNSD)  Support global gender statistics networks

10.  A results monitoring and evaluation framework has been prepared  A baseline portfolio review is being completed  A GAP mid-term evaluation will be completed in 2009 to review the overall direction, framework, strategies and processes used to implement the GAP  A final evaluation will be conducted after the GAP is completed (2011). Monitoring progress on the Bank’s Gender Action Plan

11. Gender Coverage by Market - World Bank Lending Portfolio FY06 (N=267) GAP Baseline Review

12. Gender Coverage in GAP Markets by Region– World Bank Lending Portfolio FY06 (N=267) Note:- Excludes projects that deal exclusively with non-GAP markets GAP Baseline Review