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Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized \hAfghanistan Gender Monitoring Survey Baseline Report1 FEBR U AR Y 20 23 The AGMS interviews were conducted in September and October 2022. As such, this baseline survey provides a reference point on the status of women just prior to the introduction, in December 2022, of new restrictions on their work in government ministries and in non-governmental organizations. ?2023 The World Bank 1818 H Street NW, Washington, DC 20433 Telephone: Internet: The Afghanistan Gender Monitoring Survey (AGMS) is part of Afghanistan Futures—the World Bank’s program of research, monitoring, and analytical reports on the state of the Afghan economy and society. Afghanistan Futures seeks to inform the international policy dialogue as the international community assesses how it can support the people of Afghanistan. This AGMS Baseline Report joins the monthly Economic Monitor, regular surveys on private sector, household welfare and gender, and sectoral reports that inform the Afghanistan Development Update—a biannual flagship report. The AGMS Baseline Report was prepared by a technical team that included Sarah Haddock, Cesar Cancho, M. Virginia Ceretti, Chiara Pasquini, and Anais Dahmani-Scuitti. Survey collection was administered by a local survey firm. Sistemas Integrales supported the calculation of sampling weights. IVAFGHANISTAN IV AFGHANISTAN GENDER MONITORING SURVEY: BASELINE REPORT Contents Introduction 1 Highlights 2 Methodology 3 Sample 3 Questionnaire 5 Respondent Characteristics 7 Main Findings 8 Women’s Rights and Decision-Making Power 8 Mobility 11 Food Security 12 Women’s Work and Child Labor 14 Access to Services 16 Safety and Mental Health 18 Future Work 21 Annex 22 Comparative Statistics of “Alone” / “Not Alone” Groups 22 PAGE 20AFGHANISTAN PAGE 20 AFGHANISTAN GENDER MONITORING SURVEY: BASELINE REPORT Introduction Throu