Examples of using Disaggregated data in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Reliable gender disaggregated data is required.
EU-wide system for the collection and publication of gender- and age- disaggregated data.
(1) Collect and utilize accurate and disaggregated data as a basis for evidence-based.
To ensure that no-one is left behind,this should include collecting adequately disaggregated data.
Many others do not report disaggregated data of their sectoral lending or the geographical distribution.
Just as rarely do we talk about the importance of collecting,processing and publishing disaggregated data.
Collecting better disaggregated data on violence against children and tracking progress through robust monitoring and evaluation.
Calls on the Commission to improve the collection of comparable disaggregated data on gender-based violence at EU level;
Collecting better, disaggregated data on violence against children in and around schools and sharing what works.
The EESC calls on governments, in collaboration with civil society,to develop information by collecting disaggregated data on a regular basis.
Disaggregated data may often be desirable, but its collection can be difficult in terms of resources or political traditions.
Calls for awareness of the Situation of people living in institutions to be raised,through consistent and disaggregated data, and for human rights indicators to be established;
It called for collecting better, disaggregated data on violence against children in and around schools and sharing what works.
Calls for further development of the European Food Prices Monitoring Tool to improvethe detection of crises in the agri-food sector by means of better and more disaggregated data;
Stresses that high-quality, disaggregated data on actual deliveries are essential for understanding how the eight criteria are applied;
Stresses the need for proper and harmonised monitoring of cases of child marriage in EU Member States,and for the collection of gender disaggregated data, in order to be able to better assess the magnitude of the problem;
Calls on Member States to gather disaggregated data on the situation of refugee and migrant children in order to improve the ability of systems to integrate refugee and migrant children;
Calls on the Commission to gather thorough statistics on migration andinternational protection with a view to adding more gender disaggregated data categories, particularly in relation to stages in the asylum process after an initial decision has been made;
(10a) The collection of gender- disaggregated data allows for the identification and analysis of specific vulnerabilities and capacities of women and men, revealing gaps and inequalities.
(e) Strengthening scientific, technical, human and institutional capacity for the management of migration,including the collection and use of accurate and disaggregated data as a basis for evidence-based policies in order to facilitate safe, orderly and responsible migration.
Identify and put in place mechanisms to collect and monitor disaggregated data on disability, sex and age in order to monitor the rights of persons with disabilities in EU development programmes and to set a timetable for providing disaggregated data across all the programmes;
Stresses the need for a wide range of indicators which are not purely economic in nature and which capture the transformative nature of the SDGs, in particular with regard to addressing poverty in all its forms,and which should be measured by disaggregated data relevant to the achievement of the SDGs;
The EESC urges theMember States that have yet to provide their disaggregated data to take immediate steps to contribute to these efforts to obtain a hazard and disaster assessment for the EU that is as clear and as accurate as possible.
Invites the Commission to clearly identify, without further delay, the steps to be taken by 2030 in terms of policies and legislation,statistics and disaggregated data collection, and governance and implementation, in order to establish, by the end of 2019, a comprehensive strategy for the achievement of the 2030 Agenda;
Calls on Member States to collect disaggregated data for all grounds of discrimination, as well as to develop fundamental rights indicators in cooperation with the FRA, in order to ensure properly informed and targeted legislation and policies, particularly in the field of non-discrimination and in the context of national Roma integration strategies;
Calls on the EU to advocate the inclusion of transparency and accountability as guiding principles in the WHS declaration,by using specific markers and disaggregated data(i.e. for gender and age, with specific variables for children) as the basis for programme design and evaluation, and by promoting an international humanitarian aid transparency standard initiative with the aim of ensuring a global accountability results framework for measuring progress;