Number of SIGI dimensions and indicators computed, by country
The benefits of reducing gender-based discrimination are potentially substantial for Southeast Asia
Policy measures aimed at tackling the socio-economic consequences of the COVID-19 crisis lack a gender lens
Discrimination in the family sphere is the most acute form of discrimination in Southeast Asia
Maternal mortality remains high although progress have been achieved and households bear a large share of health-related costs
Chronic malnutrition is a critical issue in Southeast Asia
Adolescent pregnancies originate in discriminatory social institutions such as girl child marriage
The quality of education remains limited in Southeast Asia, while gender segregation by field of study is important
Women are less integrated than men in the labour market in all Southeast Asian countries
Women’s heavier burden of unpaid care and domestic tasks hampers their labour force participation