Count Me In! Card Game

Equality Insights developed and designed the ‘Count Me In!’ card game to demonstrate the importance of individual- level measurement to a non-data/technical audience. Through play, participants explore how measurement and visibility influences what is seen and unseen, in poverty data, prompting reflection on who is measured, what is measured and whose realities count. The card pack includes 30 person cards – giving players a character, 5 household cards which describe the location of the player’s home and 52 scenario or event cards, which each player responds to differently. The game is available online for download in Arabic, English, French, Khmer and Spanish.

CSW70 Infographic: Why Individual-Level Data Matters for Access to Justice

This infographic explores why individual-level data matters for strengthening access to justice – the theme of CSW70 – and gender-sensitive climate resilience. A just-future – grounded in both gender and climate justice – requires robust and inclusive data systems, where everyone is counted and visible in the data that informs polices and decisions that affect their lives.

Change in Measurement and Statistical Priorities and the Factors that Contribute; Initial Literature Review

Individual-Measurement for Inclusive Climate Resilience

People experience climate impacts and resilience differently, shaped by factors such as gender, age, disability, and the intersection of these. Individual measurement provides a nuanced understanding of how people experience climate impacts and resilience, enabling the design of effective and targeted strategies that respond to varying needs, capacities, and circumstances. This brief explores how individual-level data and measurement can strengthen inclusive climate resilience.

Equality Insights 4 Page Resource

This 4 page resource provides an overview of Equality Insights, our gender-sensitive tools that we have developed to measure multidimensional poverty, including the key features and the dimensions that are measured, and our recent work including our Equality Insights Rapid Surveys in Tonga and Solomon Islands and our Equality Insights Data Portal. 

Infographic: Individual-level Data

This infographic illustrates the key differences between individual-level and household-level data, highlighting why individual-level data is essential for visibility and inclusion.