1. The Development of Gender Indicators in the Arab Countries Central Administration of Statistics Lebanon Istanbul 1-3 April 2014 Ibtissam El Jouni

2. CAS and Gender statistics 1. Tier I Availability of Gender Indicators 1.Unavailability 2.Addıtıonal ındıcators

3. Tier 1: Availability Economy, Poverty and Hunger IndicatorsAvailabilityUnavailability Labor force participation rate for 15-24 and for 15+ in percentage By Sex, education attainments, Occupation, economic activity. Urban Rural, wealth quintile, Share of Women and men in Employment by sector (agricultural…) By Sex, education attainments, Occupation, economic activity. Urban Rural, wealth quintile, Adult and youth Employment %By Sex, education attainments, Occupation, economic activity. Urban Rural, wealth quintile, Share of women and men in: wage salaried workers, Employers, vulnerable employment.. By Sex, education attainments, Occupation, economic activity. Urban Rural, wealth quintile, * Gender pay (wage) gap by main economic activity (per month) n local currency sex Unemployment (15+) and (15-24) in percentage by economic activity Sex, education attainments, economic activity. Urban Rural, wealth quintile,

4. Tier 1: Availability Education and Literacy IndicatorsAvailabilityUnavailability Adult and youth literacy and illiteracy rate in percentage Sex, age groups,..Urban – Rural; wealth quintile Net enrolment ratio in primary and secondary education Preprimary; primary…Urban – Rural; Gender Parity Index in education in three levels of education preprimary, primary, secondary and tertiary education. Urban – Rural; Proportion of girl and boy students enrolled in scientific and Technical and Vocational Education and Training programs, in percentage SexUrban – Rural; Primary and secondary completion rates for girls and boys, in percentage SexUrban – Rural; Proportion of repeatersUrban – Rural; Drop-out rates for girls and boys in primary and secondary, in percentage Out-of-primary-school children

5. Tier 1: Availability Education and Literacy - 2 IndicatorsAvailabilityUnavailability Net intake in first grade of primary educationSexUrban – Rural; wealth quintile Gross lower secondary graduation SexUrban – Rural; Transition rate to secondary education,SexUrban – Rural; Education attainment of population aged 25 and above, by sex SexUrban – Rural; wealth quintile

6. Tier 1: Availability Health IndicatorsAvailabilityUnavailability Under-five mortality rate per 1,000 live births,Sex, educational attainment of Mother Urban – Rural; wealth quintile Infant mortality rate per 1,000 live births Sex,Urban – Rural; Total fertility rate for aged 15 to 49, births per woman (child per woman),Adolescent fertility rate for 15-19 year-olds, per 1,000 adolescent women By age groupsUrban – Rural; education attainment Births attended by skilled health personnel, in percentage Sex, educational attainment of Mother Urban – Rural; Prevalence of contraceptive use, in percentageby method (any, any modern, any traditional and condom) by education attainment Urban – Rural; Maternal mortality ratio(for year 2004) Antenatal care coverage, at least one visit and least four visits SexUrban – Rural;

7. Tier 1: Availability Health IndicatorsAvailabilityUnavailability Smoking prevalence among persons aged 15+SexUrban – Rural; adolescents (13-15). (2004) IndicatorsAvailabilityUnavailability Share of Women and men in parliamentary positions Sex Share of women and men in ministerial positionsSex *Share of women and men in judiciary positionsSex * Share of women and men lawyers (gender parity index) Public life, decision-making, media and empowerment

8. Tier 1: Availability Human Rights (Women and the girl child) IndicatorsAvailabilityUnavailability Prevalence of women aged 20-24 yrs old who were married or in a union before age 15 and before age 18 SexUrban – Rural; Widowed population distribution by age group (%) Sexrural Urban, wealth quintile, with benefits, with disability

9. Tier I: Unavailability Economy, Poverty and Hunger IndicatorsReasons Cellular subscriptions for women and men per 100 population Not provided by the Ministry of Telecommunications Internet women and men users per 100 populationNot provided by the Ministry of Telecommunications IndicatorsReasons Tertiary graduates in fields as percentage of all graduates in different graduation % Not collected by the Center for educational Research and Development Internet women and men users per 100 populationNot provided by the Ministry of Telecommunications Education and Literacy

10. Tier 1: Unavailability Health IndicatorsReasons Life expectancy at Birth and at age 60 by sexNo population census Proportion of adults who are obese, by sex Not collected by CAS Access to anti-retroviral drug by sexas advised by Ministry of Public health, all the registered cases can access to anti-retroviral drug free of charge. Share of population aged 15-49 living with HIV/AIDSSensitive question. the number of the declared cases to the Ministry of Public health by sex. IndicatorsReasons Proportion of employed who are in managerial positions by sex Not collected by CAS. Public Life, decision making, media and empowerment

11. Tier I: Unavailability IndicatorsReasons Proportion of employed who are in managerial positions by sex Not collected by CAS. Public Life, decision making, media and empowerment Human Rights IndicatorsReasons Prevalence of genital mutilation/cuttingNot relevant Prevalence of women aged 20-24 yrs who were married or in union before age 18. Not collected by CAS.

12. Economy, Poverty and Hunger Indicators Employment-to-population ratio, (15-24, and 15+) Share of women working in agriculture, by status in employment Additional available indicators

13. Education and literacy Indicators Number of years of compulsory education Gross enrolment ratio in three levels of education Proportion of girls and boys graduating from universities. The CERD don’t collect this indicator. They have all the enrolled students by disciplines Additional available indicators

14. Health Indicators Measles immunization coverage for girls and boys of 1-year-olds, in percentage Incidence of breast cancer among women (35 yrs and over) diagnosed, in 1,000 women (available, incidence of breast cancer among women (35yrs and over) diagnosed, registered at the national Cancer registry for year 2008). Incidence of cervical cancer among women (35 yrs and over) diagnosed, in 1000 women (available, incidence of cervix cancer among women (35yrs and over) diagnosed, registered at the national Cancer registery for year 2008). Additional available indicators

15. Public life, decision-making, media and empowerment Indicators Year to vote and stand for election Gender Parity Index for of ambassadors share of women and men in the army, internal security forces and general security. share of women and men in the public sector in managerial position "Directors General" Gender Parity Index in local government bodies Additional available indicators

16. Human rights (women and the girl child) Indicators Proportion of earnings from wages paid in covered maternity leave for a duration of no less than 14 weeks, in percentage CEDAW Ratification without reservation Ratification (5-point scale measure) of ILO conventions (100, 111, 156, 183) Lebanon had ratified on the conventions 100 (Equal remuneration convention) and 111 (Discrimination employment and occupation convention) in June 1st 1977. Lebanon hasn't yet ratified on the conventions 156 and 183. Ratification of United Nations conventions on women‘s rights and gender equality (4-point scale measure) : Convention on the Political Rights of Women, (June 5, 1956) Convention on the Nationality of Married Women (not ratified). Convention on Consent to Marriage, Minimum Age for Marriage and Registration of Marriages (not ratified) Proportion of workers, women and men, with health insurance, in percentage Additional available indicators

17. Population Indicators Share of population <15, 15-24, 15-64, 65+ Dependency ratio (child and old age) Sex ratio for registered infants Additional available indicators

18. Where can you find Gender statistics on CAS website?

20. Thanks for your attention www.cas.gov.lb