Annex A. Eurasia countries/territories’ SIGI 2019 scores
Table A.1. Eurasian countries’ SIGI 2019 scores
Country
SIGI
Discrimination in the family
Restricted physical integrity
Restricted access to productive and financial resources
Restricted civil liberties
LOW LEVEL OF DISCRIMINATION IN THE SIGI
Mongolia
20%
28%
Medium
8%
Very low
20%
Low
23%
Low
Belarus
21%
32%
Medium
15%
Low
15%
Low
21%
Low
Ukraine
21%
23%
Low
14%
Low
18%
Low
29%
Medium
Moldova
21%
23%
Low
13%
Low
37%
Medium
11%
Low
Kazakhstan
22%
22%
Low
14%
Low
31%
Medium
22%
Low
Kyrgyzstan
23%
29%
Medium
17%
Low
29%
Medium
18%
Low
Georgia
25%
34%
Medium
18%
Low
27%
Medium
19%
Low
Armenia
28%
33%
Medium
35%
Medium
23%
Low
19%
Low
Azerbaijan
29%
28%
Medium
43%
Medium
21%
Low
21%
Low
MEDIUM LEVEL OF DISCRIMINATION IN THE SIGI
Tajikistan
32%
48%
High
20%
Low
34%
Medium
25%
Low
NOT RANKED IN THE SIGI
Turkmenistan
n.a.
30%
Medium
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
Uzbekistan
n.a.
42%
Medium
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
23%
Low
Note: Changes in rankings between 2014 and 2019 should be interpreted with caution for several reasons. First, a genuine comparison is not possible due to changes in variables and methodology between the 2014 and 2019 editions of the SIGI. Second, there is a difference between the number of countries/territories ranked in 2014 and 2019. Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan have not been ranked as there is missing data on prevalence of domestic violence, attitudes towards working women and share of ownership for bank account, land and non-land assets.
