EMPOWERMENT

METHODOLOGY FOCUS
Quantitative methodologies of data collection
produce quantifiable results. They focus
on issues that can be counted, such as the
percentage of women and men in parliament,
wage rates for men and women, or the rate
of enrollment in schools for girls and boys.
Quantitative data is particularly useful to
compare the situation of men and women to
show changes in gender equality over time.
EXAMPLES OF WOMEN
EMPOWERMENT KPI’S
USED BY ECOSYSTEM
The Danone Ecosystem Fund follows a half
yearly reporting cycle and for the purpose of
this reporting, the following KPIs are measured
in relation to women empowerment.
Qualitative methodologies of data collection
capture people’s experiences, opinions,
attitudes and feelings. For example you can
use them to collect women’s experiences
of constraints or advantages of working in
the informal sector or the views of men and
women on the causes and consequences of
domestic violence. Qualitative data is often
collected through participatory methodologies
such as focus group discussions and social
mapping tools or through surveys measuring
perceptions and opinions.
Women with better
working conditions
Jobs created for women
Women who benefited from
a social or professional
insertion program
Jobs created with
social benefits
for women
Women who benefited from
micro-credit services
Men who support the project
and are committed to women
empowerment
Women who received
external expertise
Women with increased
or secured revenue
Women trained
(technical skills and
skills for life)
Women with access to
social benefits
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