Lea Voigt

Stories

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Data for Development

Robin Nowok, Lea Voigt, Erik Lehmann, Mark Tyrrell |

Unveiling Vulnerabilities in Climate Policy: AI Tools for Insights into Climate Policy Inclusivity

The consequences of the climate crisis are affecting people across the world, but it is well-known that people in vulnerable situations (due to factors including but not limited to age, gender, geography, health or indigenous or minority status) may experience heightened exposure and are disproportionately more affected than other demographic groups.

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Data for Development

Robin Nowok, Vanessa Hochwald, Erik Lehmann, Catherine Vogel, Lea Voigt |

Season’s Greetings from the GIZ Data Lab 2022

A year of change for the GIZ Data Lab: the GIZ Data Lab 2.0. and its members . What a year it has been… again!

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Data Feminism
Talk Series

Lea Voigt |

Data Feminism Session 2 – Gender Data Gaps

In the second Data Feminism event, the GIZ Data Lab and the Data Pop Alliance welcomed Papa Alioune Seck, Chief of Research and Data at UN Women, who delivered a keynote on Gender Data, the gaps in Gender Data and why they matter for our work. 

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Data Feminism
Talk Series

Lea Voigt |

Data Feminism Session 1 – Data as a Cornerstone for a Feminist Development Cooperation

“Data feminism begins with a belief in gender equality, and a recognition that achieving equality for folks of all genders (and all races, and all sexual orientations, and all locations in the world) requires a commitment to examining the root cause of the inequalities that certain individuals and groups face today” – Catherine D’Ignazio, Lauren Klein: Data Feminism

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Data Powered Positive Deviance

Andreas Pawelke, Basma Albanna, Lea Voigt |

DPPD Masterclass – Liveblog

Together with the GIZ Sector Network Rural Development Asia and the Pacific and the Sector Network Rural Development Africa, we are running a Masterclass on the Data Powered Positive Deviance (DPPD) method.