The Equal Measures 2030 2024 report states that Chile must improve at a rate of 3.19 points per year from its 2022 score to close gender-equality gaps by the global targets set for 2030 under the UN 2030 Agenda.
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The Short Version
The report attribution is supported by the evidence. Equal Measures 2030’s 2024 SDG Gender Index materials identify Chile’s 2022 score as 72.6 and state that closing the remaining gender-equality gap by 2030 would require an annual gain of 3.19 points. That figure is a report-specific pace-to-target estimate based on the index baseline, not a record of actual yearly progress.
Caveats
The 3.19 figure is a modelled annual pace needed to reach the report’s 2030 benchmark, not Chile’s observed year-to-year improvement rate.
The baseline used is Chile’s 2022 SDG Gender Index score, even though the report was published in 2024.
This is specific to Equal Measures 2030’s SDG Gender Index methodology; other gender-equality frameworks may use different indicators and produce different trajectories.