# Gender mainstreaming and gender-disaggregated data on migrant women: WEMov’s Open Letter

**Authors:** Stellamarina Donato, Marie Ruiz, Hari KC, Marie-José Ruiz, andrea spehar, Marie-José Ruiz, Maria Caterina La Barbera, Marie-José Ruiz

PMC · DOI: 10.12688/openreseurope.18103.1 · Open Research Europe · 2024-09-09

## TL;DR

This open letter highlights the importance of using gender-disaggregated data and gender mainstreaming to address inequalities faced by migrant women in the EU.

## Contribution

The paper advocates for the use of gender-disaggregated data and gender mainstreaming to improve policies for migrant women.

## Key findings

- Migrant women face disproportionate vulnerabilities compared to men.
- Gender-disaggregated data is essential for effective policymaking.
- Migrant women contribute significantly to the economy and society.

## Abstract

The European Union (EU) stands as a mosaic of diversity, enriched by a substantial migrant population, where women play a vital role. Migrant women face vulnerabilities, often disproportionate to their male counterparts. Yet, they also make significant economic and social contributions as entrepreneurs, professionals, caregivers, activists, and members of their communities. This open letter is a brief that argues that gender mainstreaming and the utilization of gender-disaggregated data are crucial tools for addressing gender disparities and ensuring effective policymaking.

## Full-text entities

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## References

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