Breakdown of Gender/Sex/Orientation Resilience Scores Across the EU
How to interpret scores: Countries with negative scores indicate that the country has below EU average scores across measures within a given resilience indicator group (i.e. it is less resilient on that indicator group than the EU average), while countries with positive scores indicate that the country has above EU average scores across measures within a given resilience indicator group (i.e. it is more resilient on that indicator group than the EU average). Please note that these are average scores. Therefore, countries may score above or below average on particular measures within an indicator group. To see a more detailed breakdown of the scores, scroll to the bottom of the page to download the raw data.
INDICATOR GROUP 1: SOCIAL INCLUSION SCORE
- Social Inclusion Score
Description:
Social Inclusion scores are derived from measures of the proportion of women in the European Parliament and single/lower houses of parliament, the extent to which public figures are open about their sexuality or gender identity, and the extent of political exclusion by gender.Source(s):
EC Report (2019). Equality Between Men and Women; EC Survey on Fundamental Rights of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender People in EU (2012); V-DEM Database (2018)INDICATOR GROUP 2: DEMOCRATIC REPORTING
- Democratic Reporting Score
Description:
Democratic Reporting scores are derived from measures of the perception that differing genders, LGB individuals and transgender or transsexual individuals are sufficiently reflected in the media, the country’s media and political discourse has not been rated as containing incitement against sexual minorities, and the country’s media system is classified as democratic or liberal.Source(s):
EC Special Eurobarometer Report on Discrimination (2015); FRA Report on Incitement in Media Content and Political Discourse in EU Member States (2016); STOA Report on Polarisation and the News Media in Europe (2019)INDICATOR GROUP 3: SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT
- Supportive Environment Score
Description:
Supportive Environment scores are derived from measures of individuals favouring same sex marriage, lack of opposition amongst young adults to gay marriage, belief in equality of rights between LGBT and heterosexual individuals, belief that there is nothing wrong with a sexual relationship between members of the same sex, belief that same sex marriages should be allowed throughout Europe, perception that one’s workplace is making efforts to promote gender, gender identity and sexual orientation diversity, and agreement that schools should offer materials on gender identity and sexual orientation.Source(s):
PEW Research Center Report; Special Eurobarometer 437 Report on Discrimination (2015)INDICATOR GROUP 4: POSITIVE IMAGE ONLINE
- Positive Image Online Score
Description:
Positive Image Online scores are derived from measures of below average recordings of offensive terms relating to gender or sexual orientation being found on the internet.Source(s):
Hatebase (2019): https://hatebase.org/recent_sightingsINDICATOR GROUP 5: POSITIVE WELL-BEING
- Positive Well-Being Score
Description:
Positive Well-Being scores are derived from a measure of the LGBT community reporting higher than average levels of satisfaction with life in their country.Source(s):
EC Survey on Fundamental Rights of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender People in EU (2012)INDICATOR GROUP 6: SENSE OF BELONGING
- Sense of Belonging Score
Description:
Sense of Belonging scores are derived from a measure of the extent to which individuals identifying as female identify with the school.Source(s):
OECD Report (2017). PISA 2015 RESULTS (VOLUME III): STUDENTS’ WELL-BEINGINDICATOR GROUP 7: EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES
- Equal Opportunities Score
Description:
Equal Opportunities scores are derived from measures of the perception that a person’s gender, gender identity or sexual orientation would not disadvantage them when being selected for a job, lack of a gender pay gap and gender employment gap, and a perception that one’s employment benefits and conditions have not been affected as a result of being LGBT.Source(s):
Special Eurobarometer 437 Report on Discrimination (2015); EC Report (2019). Equality Between Men and Women; EC Survey on Fundamental Rights of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender People in EU (2012)Files
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