Data collection systems vary widely across EU Member States, as they draw on various sources. To improve the collection of administrative data on femicide, EIGE has been working to establish indicators that can harmonise data collection processes across Member States’ jurisdictions.

EIGE has collected information from a wide variety of stakeholders through a questionnaire sent to official data providers and an online survey filled in by national experts. The ultimate goal is to identify a classification system of femicide with mutually agreed variables that can be used by all EU Member States.

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Find all country factsheets on measuring femicide in the EU27+UK

Read our report on measuring femicide in the EU and internationally

Learn about our classification system for measuring femicide

Explore our literature review on defining and identifying femicide

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Country
Spain
Areas
  • Providing justice to victims of femicide: country factsheets
  • Gender-based violence
ISBN
978-92-9482-870-5
DOI
10.2839/813868

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