Equality Insights' Joanne Crawford AM, Strategic Advisor; Dr Gayatri Ramnath PhD, Data Use and Engagement Manager; and Megan Carroll, Data Technology and Insights Manager, stand with Lupe Moala Tupou, Tonga Statistics Department’s then Principal Statistician.

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Equality Insights partners with a wide range of organisations, including governments, not-for-profits and research institutions, as we work to improve evidence and accelerate action on poverty and inequalities.
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Our Services

We collaborate with a wide range of organisations to strengthen data-driven approaches to addressing poverty and inequality. Through these collaborations, we support communities and policymakers in developing inclusive, evidence-based solutions that drive intersectional, multidimensional, and feminist social transformation.

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Poverty and Inequality Measurement

Our survey and measurement tools collect data about 15 dimensions of life plus assets at an individual level. There are two variants – Equality Insights Rapid is a remote surveying tool that uses Computer Assisted Telephone Interviewing (CATI) and Equality Insights Plus is a face-to-face survey that is currently under refinement.

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Data Mapping and Analysis

Our Data Mapping & Analysis service enhances the inclusivity, depth, and actionability of your data. Using an intersectional approach, we help uncover important insights by analysing data collection tools and disaggregating existing datasets across gender, age, disability, location, and other demographic factors.

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Data Training

Our training is designed to strengthen the collection and use of inclusive data. Participants will explore measurement methods, disaggregation, and effective data communication strategies to support inclusive and evidence-based policy and decision-making. The training is suitable for data producers and users alike.

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Funding and Business Development

We collaborate on funding proposals to develop or implement inclusive, individual-level measurement initiatives. Our expertise ensures proposals align with funding priorities and effectively communicate the importance of inclusive and individual-level data for effective policy and programming.

Where We Have Worked:

Our Impact

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Equality Insights partnered with the Tonga Statistics Department to undertake the first national phone-based survey, paving the way for remote surveying to be used in the Pacific.

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The National Ministry for Women, Youth, Children and Family Affairs used Equality Insights data to develop regional gender strategies for two provinces in Solomon Islands.

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Equality Insights data from Solomon Islands was used by a coalition of women’s rights organisations to inform their advocacy priorities for women’s economic empowerment.

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In Solomon Islands, Equality Insights worked with the National Statistics Office to establish the first-ever call centre for remote surveying.

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Equality Insights data were used to report on Tonga’s response to the Beijing+30 national review and progress on gender equality.

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Equality Insights data were used in Solomon Island’s report to the UNFCCC and the Paris Agreement.

Our Partners

Equality Insights partners with a wide range of organisations, including governments, not-for-profits, and research institutions, as we work to improve evidence and accelerate action on poverty and inequalities. This is a selection of the organisations and institutions we have collaborated with over the years.

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