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Measuring Violence Against Women in Arab Countries: UNECE EGM Workshop Summary and Outcomes

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This document summarizes the UNECE Expert Group Meeting held in Geneva on November 18-19, 2010, focusing on measuring violence against women (VAW) in Arab countries. The workshop aimed to enhance data collection methodologies, adapt a generic module for regional contexts, and develop capacity-building strategies for National Statistical Offices (NSOs). Participating countries included Egypt, Iraq, Kuwait, Palestine, Lebanon, and Morocco. Key outcomes included the adaptation of questionnaires to meet regional needs, promotion of ethical interview practices, and recommendations for comparative studies on VAW indicators.

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  1. 2nd UNECE EGM ON MEASURING VAW GENEVA, 18-19 NOV. 2010 MEASURING VAW IN ARAB COUNTRIES Neda Jafar Statistics Division UN ESCWA

  2. Workshop • Agenda • Training techniques • Improved generic module • Region specific dimensions • Outcomes • Budget and Work Plan content

  3. Regional commissions’ tot workshop UN HOUSE, ESCWA Beirut, 3-7 May 2010 Photo by Henriette Jansen Adaptation Workshop for Arab Countries 14 participants from Egypt, Iraq, Kuwait, Palestine, Lebanon, Morocco, and Bangladesh, + ECE ESCWA, Centre for Women and the Statistics Division

  4. Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Agenda of the workshop • gender & violence sensitization • module and its application • ethical and safety measures • planning of field test • Adaptation for Arab countries.

  5. A variety of training techniques were used: • Group work • Brain storming • Energizers • Games • Presentations • Role play • DV survival own story • Multi-media Training techniques Photos by Henriette Jansen

  6. Noted beginning time and end of interview. Clearer indication of numbering the subsections Ensured consistency of questions by removing the ‘Don’t know’ columns from some questions Changed some wordings ex “thinking of your partner” in the introduction was not found necessary in the Arabic version Corrected some wording such as more than 2 previous partners’ was corrected to ‘more than 1 previous partner Added questions for the interviewer upon completion of interview section (if other people were present during interview) and impression of truthfulness of answers by respondent). Added new instructions such as ‘DO NOT READ OUT THE LIST’. (no capital letters in the Arab questionnaire to differentiate text) Improved GENERIC MODULE

  7. countries agreed to consider married women of 15 years and older to be eligible for such questions on partner violence • non-partner section included other possible perpetrators of violence, such as fiancés and/or boyfriends, particularly for countries planned to administer partner violence questions only to married women • Selection of women per hh needed to include all women aged 15+ regardless of their marital status. Region-specific dimensions

  8. Incorporated questions on economic violence in the regional module. Verified the Arabic translation and fine-tuned, questionnaire formulated a region-specific Arab version of the module in order to measure all indicators.

  9. Improved generic questionnaire Development of 2 adapted questionnaires Translation & adaptation Training resources for trainers Practical recommendations & guidelines Recommitment of NSOs to implement surveys 3rd parties interest + additional country Outcomes

  10. Develop plan for regional comparative study • Take lead on regional guidelines and regional adaptation of materials to collect and analyze VAW indicators • Provide capacity building activities on compilation and analysis of VAW indicators • Organize a regional EGM on VAW indicators • Regional report • Provide a link between NSO and the policy and programme makers. Task force

  11. Networking Photo by Henriette Jansen

  12. ESCWA Virtual Library • Compilation of VAW surveys in Arab countries • Glossary of Gender Terms • VAW database added to Arab GenInfo 2011 • Cooperation with UNFPA at the regional level Additional components

  13. VAW Session In IAEG & Experts on GS in Arab countries EGM – zero draft on regional guidelines on VAW survey and testing results STATISTICAL REPORT Proposed Work Plan - 2011

  14. End