Policies associated with gender equality in HICs Flashcards

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What is the gender data gap?

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The gender data gap refers to how historical and contemporary data collection is biased towards men rather than women.

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How does the gender data gap impact urban design?

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Most environments and products appear designed for men rather than women, affecting urban design, transport infrastructure, and medical treatment.

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What percentage of urban space in Barcelona is dedicated to cars?

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60%

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How do women and men differ in their transport preferences?

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Women tend to use public transport more than cars, while men prefer to drive.

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What is one example of how public transport is not designed with women in mind?

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No consideration is given to pram access in buses.

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What did Caroline Criado Perez’s research find regarding car design?

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Women are 47% more likely to be seriously injured in car accidents compared to men.

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What is the gender bias in car design based on?

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The design favors the heavier and larger man sitting further back in the seat.

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How is gender bias affecting artificial intelligence?

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Gender-biased language is informing computer programming.

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What has the EU done to address data bias in car safety design?

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Introduced a smaller car test dummy for safety design purposes, but it bears no real resemblance to female anatomy.

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What is one reason for the gender pay gap?

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Unpaid work, as women are the dominant carers in the household.

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How does household work impact women’s economic value in society?

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Household work and child care lack economic value in the family context.

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Why are women more likely to take career breaks compared to men?

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Women are often required to take breaks for maternity leave, which is supported by national policy.

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What do studies show about women’s workload in full-time employment?

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Women in full-time employment are five times more likely to work twenty hours a week on household chores compared to men.

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What workplace culture bias affects women’s career progression?

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Work culture tends to favor male attitudes that are less favorable to women.

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What is the gender pay gap in the EU?

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The gender pay gap stands at 16%.

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List two areas the EU Action Plan 2017-2019 aims to address regarding the gender pay gap.

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  • Improving the application of the equal pay principle
  • Combatting segregation in occupations and sectors
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What impact did the #MeToo movement have on government policy?

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It led to re-examining local school policies and updating sexual harassment policies.

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What was the catalyst for the #MeToo movement?

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The exposure of sexual abuse allegations against Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein in 2017.

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What did Alyssa Milano’s tweet aim to highlight?

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The magnitude of the problem of sexual harassment and assault.

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How has the #MeToo movement affected corporate policies?

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It has led to changes in protocols allowing sufferers to file complaints without retaliation.

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What legislative changes have occurred due to the #MeToo movement?

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Making it more difficult for companies to hide cover-up payments from stockholders.