The 2014 edition of the SIGI shows that countries have made great strides in reducing discrimination through ambitious target setting and promising initiatives in transforming discriminatory social norms. However, gaps and challenges remain across some key areas affecting women’s socio-economic and political rights and freedom from violence. Download 2014 Synthesis Report, which includes a summary of the key results, including thematic and regional analyses.
This edition covers the 108 countries included in the classification below. Countries are grouped by level of discrimination, to assist the interpretation of the data and results. The table is interactive and allows sorting countries by region, alphabetically or by their level of discrimination in the SIGI.
• Click on a region to filter by region, or click on “Region” in the table to sort by region.
• Click on “country” to sort alphabetically.
• Click the "SIGI 2014 category" to sort by category.
• Click the "SIGI value 2014" to sort by value.
• Click on a country's name to access its individual country profile, with qualitative information.
• Click on the value of a sub-index for information on what the sub-index measures and how, and for key results, shown with a map and table.
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East Asia and the PacificEurope and Central AsiaLatin America and the CaribbeanMiddle East and North AfricaSouth AsiaSub-Saharan AfricaAll
