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Cultural Organization

SAGA (STEM and Gender Advancement)

In 2018, the global average percentage of female researchers is 28.8% and only 35% of all students enrolled in STEM-related fields of study are women.

SAGA’s main objective is to offer governments and policy-makers a variety of tools to help reduce the current global gender gap in STEM fields existing at all levels of education and research.

Contact: SAGA@unesco.org With the support of

MEASURING GENDER EQUALITY IN SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING:

Working Paper 1

THE SAGA SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION

STEM and Gender Advancement (SAGA)

GENDER OBJECTIVES LIST (STI GOL)

MEASURING GENDER EQUALITY IN SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING:

Working Paper 2THE SAGA TOOLKIT

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Working Paper 3

STEM and Gender Advancement (SAGA)

SAGA SURVEY OF GENDER EQUALITY IN STI POLICIES AND INSTRUMENTS

MEASURING GENDER EQUALITY IN SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING:

TELLING SAGA:IMPROVING MEASUREMENT AND POLICIES FOR

GENDER EQUALITY IN SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION

Working Paper 5

STEM and Gender Advancement (SAGA)

SustainableDevelopmentGoals

United NationsEducational, Scientific and

Cultural Organization

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Download the SAGA methodology and tools

https://en.unesco.org/saga