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Day 2 of the Regional Women in Data Summit 2025 advanced the theme “Accelerating Resilience for Women and Girls Through Better Data.”

The plenary underscored that environmental, economic, and social shocks continue to disproportionately affect women and girls, and called for stronger data systems to inform resilience strategies.

Governments, the private sector, and development partners highlighted how gender data can be harnessed to improve service delivery, safeguard women’s health, strengthen food systems, and secure the rights of informal and domestic workers.

Breakout discussions further emphasized that investment in women’s health, inclusive labour policies, and food security must be driven by evidence that reflects the lived realities of women and girls across Africa.

Lessons shared from India’s experience with women rice farmers illustrated how better data directly translates into sustainable livelihoods and inclusive growth.

The Summit continues to affirm that building resilience requires deliberate investment in gender data to guide decision-making, policy, and action at all levels.

Day 1 of the Regional Women in Data Summit 2025 reaffirmed our shared responsibility to act with courage.

From government, private sector, academia, and grassroots voices, the call was clear: women’s realities must be visible, measured, and valued.

Yet commitments alone are not enough less than 0.5% of global aid goes to data, with gender data receiving even less.

To accelerate resilience in food security, health, trade, and public service delivery, we must invest sustainably, forge bold partnerships, and act decisively.

Day 1 illuminated the way forward; together, we must advance it.

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✅ We’re LIVE for Day 1 of the Women in Data Summit 2025!

Today’s theme: Data for Accountability & Inclusive Decision-Making

💬 From insightful panels to interactive sessions, we’re shining a spotlight on the power of gender data in shaping equitable systems.

Catch us live on : https://www.youtube.com/live/ZsPvYVEEGAM?si=rgfu7ijfvkHWvGRX

Just 1 day away from the Women in Data Summit 2025!

From July 19 to 21, we’ll be bringing together incredible voices to explore the role of data in driving gender equality and sustainable development.

Get ready for:
🌐 Insightful panels
🎤 Expert speakers
👥 Community connections
🧩 Powerful storytelling

There’s still time to register and join us virtually or in person!

➡️ https://womenindata.ke/register/

📢 Reminder: Our pre-summit webinar for the Regional Women in Data Summit will be starting soon!

We’re hosting "Accelerating Resilience Through Better Data" from 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM today, GMT+3.

The session will cover data resilience and hashtag in key sectors:

✅Healthcare

✅Food Systems

✅Public Service

✅Women’s Economic Empowerment

To be part of the discussion Register here: https://bit.ly/3HxRMOj

🌍 Get ready for the Women in Data Summit 2025!

Before we officially kick off, we’re hosting a Pre-Summit Webinar to walk you through the agenda, key themes, and collaborative opportunities ahead.

This is your chance to meet fellow participants, get clarity on what to expect, and understand how this summit aims to accelerate gender data transformation in Africa.

📆 Date: 17th August2025
🕐 Time: 3:00pm -4:00 pm ( EAT)
🔗 Register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/uoEgs_WtRfGic0mgeVHIxw
Let’s set the tone for impact, together.

📊 Women in Data Summit 2025 is back—bigger, bolder, and more urgent than ever.

Join us in Naivasha, Kenya from 19–21 August 2025 as we convene policymakers, data professionals, civil society, and advocates to explore how gender data is shaping inclusive development.

This year, we spotlight the power of data to accelerate resilience and ensure no one is left behind.

🔗 Be part of the movement today! https://womenindata.ke/register/

Don't miss it!

Tune in to NTV Kenya Live and Nation FM at 7 AM today.

Harriette Chiggai will be LIVE, discussing crucial government efforts to protect women and defend their rights.

Let's make every home and space safe!