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Gender Statistics - Social indicators of women in Brazil
About - Social indicators for women in Brazil - Second edition
In 2013, the United Nations Statistical Commission organized the Minimum Set of Gender Indicators - MSGI, comprising 63 indicators (52 quantitative and 11 qualitative ones) which reflect the effort to systematize information destined to national production and international harmonization of country and regional statistics about gender equality and women empowerment.
With the release of a second edition on this issue, the IBGE makes available the results of a great part of those quantitative indicators for Brazil, thus filling an important gap in the production of gender statistics. Information is divided into the five domains established by the MSGI – Economic structures and access to resources, Education, Health and related services, Public life and decision-making, and Human rights of women and girls – and provides an overview, however concise, of gender inequality in the country, with valuable elements for reflection of those who study and design public policies. In order to reach that objective, a total 36 of the 52 indicators originally proposed have been developed, and they are complemented by seven other related to each topic, some as proxies of the original ones, but without full data available in Brazil.
Similarly to the previous edition, this one has counted on data from IBGE surveys such as the Continuous National Household Sample Survey - Continuous PNAD, the National Household Sample Survey - PNAD, Population Projections by Sex and Age, Vital Statistics, National Survey of Health - PNS, Survey of Basic State Information - Estadic, Survey of Basic Municipal Information - Munic, as well as data from external sources from the Ministry of Health, the Presidency of the Republic, the National Congress, the Superior Electoral Court - TSE and the National Institute for Educational Studies and Research Anísio Teixeira - INEP.
The current study brings additonal perspectives for the indicators proposed by the MSGI. Whenever possible, data were disaggregated by sex and other characteristics, as a way to evidence differences and disparities. In the Brazilian context, those “other characteristics” play an important role, as evidenced in the social indicators time series that show that being a person with special necessities, living in an urban or rural area, among other conditions, may have a significant effect on people's lives and strngthen inequalities.
This report is available on the IBGE portal, which also includes the complete table plan, the technical notes for the study, presenting, for each topic, a definition of the indicators according to metadata defined by the United Nations, the statistical sources used and the respective calculation methodology. The tables follow the order of MSGI indicators and are subdivided into thematic folders. Tables for additional indicators are listed as "extra tables" and are also organized by topic.
Tables - Social indicators for women in Brazil - Second edition
Complete Tables
Summary Table of Indicators (xls and ods)
Table Summary (pdf)
Concepts and methods - Social indicators for women in Brazil - Second edition
As informações a seguir descrevem os metadados estatísticos, que são o conjunto de conceitos, métodos e aspectos relacionados às estatísticas, e são informações necessárias para compreender as características e a qualidade das estatísticas e interpretá-las corretamente.
Informações Gerais
Objetivo
O estudo visa contribuir para o preenchimento de lacunas na produção de estatísticas de gênero, apresentando resultados, para o Brasil, de grande parte dos indicadores que compõem o Conjunto Mínimo de Indicadores de Gênero - CMIG (Minimum Set of Gender Indicators - MSGI), organizado pela Comissão de Estatística das Nações Unidas (United Nations Statistical Commission)Tipo de operação estatística
Sistema de indicadores sínteseTipo de dados
Dados de Censo, Registros administrativos, Dados de pesquisa por amostragem probabilística, Indicadores, Projeções e estimativas populacionaisPeriodicidade de divulgação
EventualMetodologia
Técnica de coleta:
Não se aplicaTemas
Temas e subtemas
Trabalho, Rendimento, despesa e consumo, População, Administração pública e participação político-social, Educação, Habitação, Saúde, Proteção social, Justiça e segurança, Uso do TempoPrincipais variáveis
Proporção da população de 25 anos ou mais de idade com ensino superior completoMédia de horas dedicadas aos cuidados de pessoas e/ou afazeres domésticos por pessoas ocupadas(horas semanais)
Rendimento habitual médio mensal de todos os trabalhos
Taxa de fecundidade adolescente
Proporção de ocupados em trabalho por tempo parcial, na semana de referência
Proporção de pessoas que possuem telefone móvel celular
Taxa de frequência escolar bruta
Taxa de frequência escolar líquida ajustada
Taxa anual de mortalidade de pessoas menores de 5 anos de idade
Palavras-chave
mulheres, gênero, desigualdade, indicadores sociais, educação, trabalho, renda, distribuição de renda, saúde, vida pública, direitos humanosUnidades de informação
Unidade de investigação
Pessoa, Domicílio, MunicípioUnidade de análise
Pessoa, Município, Unidade da FederaçãoUnidade informante
Pessoa, Domicílio, Município, Unidade da Federação, Órgão da Administração Pública.Períodos de referência
Disseminação
Formas de disseminação
Publicação impressa, Publicação Digital (online)Nível de desagregação geográfica
Grandes RegiõesHistórico
Saiba mais
https://metadados.ibge.gov.br/consulta/estatisticos/operacoes-estatisticas/C9Publications - Social indicators for women in Brazil - Second edition
Description
In 2013, the United Nations Statistical Commission organized the Minimum Set of Gender Indicators - MSGI, comprising 63 indicators (52 quantitative and 11 qualitative ones) which reflect the effort to systematize information destined to national production and international harmonization of country and regional statistics about gender equality and women empowerment.
With the release of the current report, the IBGE brings for the first time to the public the results of a great part of those indicators for Brazil, contributing, thus, to the filling of an important gap in he production of gender statistics. The information is divided into the five domains established by the MSGI – Economic structures and access to resources, Education, Health and related services, Public life and decision-making, and Human rights of women and child – and they offer an overview, however concise, of gender inequality in the country, with valuable elements for reflection of those who study and design public policies. To build the 38 indicators hereby disclosed, data from the IBGE were used, for instance, from the Continuous National Household Sample Survey - Continuous PNAD, the National Household Sample Survey - PNAD, Population Projections by Sex and Age, Vital Statistics, National Survey of Health - PNS and Survey of Basic State Information - Estadic, as well as data from external sources from the Ministry of Health, the Presidency of the Republic, the National Congress, the Superior Electoral Court - TSE and the National Institute for Educational Studies and Research Anísio Teixeira - INEP. All indicators, it should be noted, are in line with the methodology recommended by the United Nations.
The present study complements the publication Gender statistics: an analysis of the 2010 Population Census, launched by the IBGE in 2014, in the scope of the National System of Gender Information - SNIG.
This report is also available on the IBGE Internet portal, which also includes the complete table plan with several disaggregation levels, a summary table with the 38 indicators for Brazil, as well as the technical notes on the study, containing, for each theme, a definition of the indicators according to the metadata defined by the United Nations, the statistical sources used and the respective calculation methodology.
This fact sheet is also available in print. The technical notes on the study are disclosed separately and can be only accessed digitally on this page. They present the objective of the study and, for each topic addressed, the definition of the indicators according to the metadata established by the United Nations, the statistical sources used and the respective calculation methodology. The IBGE also makes the complete table plan available, with several disaggregations and a summary table with the 38 indicators for the level Brazil.
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Technical Information
Gender Statistics - Social indicators of women in Brazil
The technical notes can be found in the publication below:
https://biblioteca.ibge.gov.br/index.php/biblioteca-catalogo?view=detalhes&id=2101551
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Errata
Change in the indicators of gender parity of school attendendance rates and of female participation in management positions
Published date: 18/05/2018
Description: The error in the indicators of gender parity resulted from a problem in the syntax that generates the tables of indicators. The error in the indicator of management positions resulted from a failure in the process of compatibilization between the codes of occupations from the International Standard Classification of Occupations 2008 (ISCO-08) and the Classification of Household Occupations (COD).
Actions: Correction of the tables released; correction of the summary table; correction of the fact sheet; correction of the technical notes.