UNDP Oslo Governance Centre

International workshop on engendering and empowering governance indicators

Workshop presentations:

1. Objectives and expected outputs for the workshop - Joachim Nahem

2. Technical Framework for Discussing Governance Indicators- Matthew Sudders

3. Gender sensitive and pro-poor governance indicators - Christopher Scott

4. Creating Local Governance Measurements - Shipra Narang

5. Gender-sensitive governance indicators - Lorraine Corner

6. NHDRs as a frameworks for governance indicators - Andrey Ivanov

7. Mongolia National Governance Indicators - Damba Ganbat

8. Philippines National Governance Indicators - Romulo Virola

9a. African and Andean Surveys - Javier Herrera Francois Roubaud & Mireille Razafindrakoto

9b. Household surveys - Andean & African experiences

10. Corruption monitoring - Alejandro Salas

11. Justice indicators - Jim Parsons & Monica Thornton

12. State of Democracy project - Peter de Souza

Workshop background papers:

Workshop report

Workshop background note

Workshop objectives

Measuring up to the Measurement Problem: the Role of the Statistics in Evidence Based Policy Making, Christopher Scott, London School of Economics

Disaggregating Governance Indicators: Why local governance is important and how it can be measured, Shipra Narang, Urban Governance section, UN-HABITAT

Gender Sensitive and Pro-Poor Indicators of Good Governance, Lorraine Corner, Consultant

UNDP National Human development Reports and the Use of Governance Indicators, Joachim Nahem, UNDP Oslo Governance Centre