Gender Statistics 2022

Turkiye Gender Statistics cover page

Turkish Statistical Institute in Türkiye produces data related to gender and publishes Gender Statistics reports regularly on 8th of March on key gender topics including demographics, education, labor force, and political participation.

UN Women Türkiye, in order to disseminate more the official statistics on gender data, produced a brochure visualising the key data on gender. The Brochure covers gender data on population, marriage, political life, occupations, labour force, poverty, family life, education, disability, violence and safety.

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Bibliographic information

Geographic coverage: Europe and Central Asia Türkiye
Subject areas: Gender data gaps Gender equality indicators Gender statistics National statistical systems Sex-disaggregated data
Resource type(s): Brochures
UN Women office publishing: Turkey Country Office
Publication year
2023
Number of pages
12
Publishing entity/ies: United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women)
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