Building the Policymakers' Edition of the Gender Data Futures: A Handbook for Transformative Data Governance

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The Innovation for Policy Foundation (i4Policy) was founded in 2019, building on years of collaboration between African innovation hubs to co-create better policy environments. With a focus on participatory governance and inclusive policy-making, i4Policy has pioneered initiatives like the Africa Innovation Policy Manifesto and organized hackathons, supported startup policies, and worked with governments on participatory governance projects across the continent.

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Building the Policymakers' Edition of the Gender Data Futures: A Handbook for Transformative Data Governance

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December 01, 2025 to March 31, 2026

You are helping shape the Policymakers’ Edition of Gender Data Futures: A Handbook on Transformative Data Governance —  a reimagined version of the Handbook originally developed by Pollicy, crafted specifically for your community.

Through a collaborative “translation” process, we’ll turn the original handbook into a more concise, accessible, and action-oriented resource, one that makes the gender transformative approach a practical and powerful tool for policymaking in the data governance space.

Your First Task – CEP Consultation
You will participate in a two-part CEP consultation to help us understand how the handbook can better serve policymakers and other stakeholder groups.

1. Review the CEP Handbook

Purpose:
Assess clarity, usability and relevance for your context.

What to do:

  • Read the handbook from a user perspective.
  • Flag excerpts/words/expressions that feel unclear, too dense, or difficult to navigate.
  • Note terms or ideas that could be simplified or reframed.
  • Share reflections such as: What felt easy or intuitive? Where did you struggle? Was the format readable or text-heavy?


Optional but helpful:

  • Highlight missing content or gaps we should consider.


2. Analyse the Table of Contents

Purpose:
Help shape a learning journey that fits policymakers’ needs.

What to do:

  • Review the Table of Contents on its own.
  • Identify sections most relevant to policymaking.
  • Rearrange or prioritise them to create a clearer, step-by-step learning flow (think of this as designing the reading/learning pathway, not just selecting content).

You are helping shape the Policymakers’ Edition of Gender Data Futures: A Handbook on Transformative Data Governance —  a reimagined version of the Handbook originally developed by Pollicy, crafted specifically for your community.

Through a collaborative “translation” process, we’ll turn the original handbook into a more concise, accessible, and action-oriented resource, one that makes the gender transformative approach a practical and powerful tool for policymaking in the data governance space.

Your First Task – CEP Consultation
You will participate in a two-part CEP consultation to help us understand how the handbook can better serve policymakers and other stakeholder groups.

1. Review the CEP Handbook

Purpose:
Assess clarity, usability and relevance for your context.

What to do:

  • Read the handbook from a user perspective.
  • Flag excerpts/words/expressions that feel unclear, too dense, or difficult to navigate.
  • Note terms or ideas that could be simplified or reframed.
  • Share reflections such as: What felt easy or intuitive? Where did you struggle? Was the format readable or text-heavy?


Optional but helpful:

  • Highlight missing content or gaps we should consider.


2. Analyse the Table of Contents

Purpose:
Help shape a learning journey that fits policymakers’ needs.

What to do:

  • Review the Table of Contents on its own.
  • Identify sections most relevant to policymaking.
  • Rearrange or prioritise them to create a clearer, step-by-step learning flow (think of this as designing the reading/learning pathway, not just selecting content).

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Building the Policymakers' Edition of the Gender Data Futures: A Handbook for Transformative Data Governance

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Start Date: Dec 01, 2025
End Date: Mar 31, 2026

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GENDER DATA FUTURES: Introduction & Chapter 1

This handbook was developed through participatory engagements with women policy makers, technocrats, civil society and p...

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GENDER DATA FUTURES: Chapter 2

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GENDER DATA FUTURES: Chapter 3

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GENDER DATA FUTURES: Chapter 4 & Conclusion

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Gender Data Futures Handbook

This handbook offers eight strategic goals and specific actions to strengthen gender integration acr...

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