Transcription of A HUMAN RIGHTS-BASED APPROACH TO DATA
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A HUMAN RIGHTS-BASED . APPROACH TO DATA. LEAVING NO ONE BEHIND IN THE 2030. AGENDA FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT. DISA. N G. TIO GR. E. IPA GA. TIC TI. O. AR. P. N. SEL. UNTABILITY. F-IDENTIFICATION. ACCO. PR CY. N. IVA RE. CY SPA. T RA N. GUIDANCE. NOTE TO DATA. COLLECTION. AND DISAGGREGATION. OHCHR thanks the numerous experts OHCHR welcomes and organizations from the HUMAN rights , comments or suggestions on this guidance development and statistics communities who note and any information on experiences, took part in the development and validation practices and research work relevant to the of the guidance outlined in the present note, implementation of an HRBAD. including the experts who attended a meeting on a HUMAN RIGHTS-BASED APPROACH to Data (HRBAD) in Geneva. This meeting was made possible with the financial support of the Government of Finland.
indicators (or not) is not a norm or value-neutral exercise, and the risks associated with this operation for the protection of the rights of data subjects cannot be denied, an HRBAD has much to offer in this context. As ... human rights rights- ...
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Human rights, Human rights indicators, Indicators, Rights, NDIS Practice Standards and Quality Indicators, Human Development, Human development indicators, Human, Gender Equality Results and Indicators, Human Development Report, Sustainable development, Devel-opment, Indicators of Poverty & Hunger, United Nations