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Violence and the fear of violence severely limit women’s contribution to social and economic development.
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Girls with little or no education are far more vulnerable.
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Services to survivors of gender based violence in the DRC, Rwanda, Burundi.
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Une femme sur trois dans le monde est victime de violences conjugales ou d’agressions sexuelles.
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1/3 of women worldwide have or will experience intimate partner violence or non-partner sexual violence in their lifetime.
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80% of women violence is committed by husbands and partners in Brazil.
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Vijayann uses digital media to speak about gender violence in India.
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Learn about innovative approaches for addressing gender based violence
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By improving their skills, health, knowledge, and resilience—their human capital—people can be more productive, flexible, and innovative.
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"A crucial investment for countries to be competitive and successful in the economy of the future."
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Violence against women takes many forms, including physical, sexual, emotional, and economic.
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Protecting Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights, and Promoting Gender Equality.
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During COVID-19, sexual harassment and other forms of violence against women continue to occur on streets, in parks, on transport, and online
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Modern cities are designed by men and for men, limiting women’s access to economic and social development.
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In addition to its immediate adverse impact on women’s and girls’ health and education, the COVID-19 pandemic has the potential to further exacerbate existing gender inequalities in economic opportunities across Sub-Saharan Africa.
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Women and children comprise 82 percent of Uganda’s overall refugee population, about 56 percent of refugees are below the age of 15, and 25 percent are younger than five years of age
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Women’s economic empowerment (WEE) is a multi-dimensional concept that covers many aspects of women’s lives.
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A discussion on safety and ethical requirements, barriers, and opportunities of using technology to interact with survivors.
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Archived Webinar Discussion (8)
How gender-based violence has been addressed in a diverse range of operations, with examples from the private sector, and education and health sectors.
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Helping teams think of their intervention objectives, define measurement for progress and evaluation, and identify what works and what doesn’t.
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