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Spatial data analysis for gender policy lobbying

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Spatial data analysis for gender policy lobbying
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From the data activism in Mexico (OpenStreetMap, Geochicas, and individual), I sought to make the civil and public actors aware of the use of data, the analysis, the research of rich and varied data, the integration of data from the citizens, in particular with a Gender perspective. In Mexico, where gender-based violence is a serious obstacle in women daily life and development, and where data is poor in general to show social issues and improve policies, it's a real challenge for civil society and academics to lobby policies making through data.
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