Gender Analysis for Poole: A Briefing Paper
The Gender Equality Duty, which came into force in April 2007, requires public authorities to promote gender equality and eliminate unlawful sex discrimination. The duty places legal responsibility on public authorities to demonstrate that they treat men and women fairly. The duty will affect policy making, public services, such as transport, and employment practices such as recruitment and flexible working.
Poole’s total population is 137,100 of whom 65,700 (48%) are males and 71,400 (52%) are females.
This paper seeks to inform discussion on gender-related issues by providing information on men and women in Poole with respect to a range of socio-economic indicators. Where appropriate, national comparisons are made.
It covers the following topics: Population, Economics, Educational attainment of young people, Health and Care, and Crime
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