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Briefing note about the crisis in Haiti - GBV Subcluster - Women & Girl's 16 Days of Activism campaign 2023

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Crisis Context : Over the past year, gang violence dramatically increased and armed gangs’ violence has expanded. There is an increase in reports of elders, women and girls being brutally raped, tortured and kidnapped by gangs. The GBV sub-cluster estimates that 1,171,183 people will need assistance in 2024, 97% of them are girls and women, 51% in the west and 23% in Artibonite. The main risk factors for GBV are the incursion of armed gangs in communities, forced population displacement and food insecurity.

Sudan - The Current Context and Concerning GBV Trends Trends Analysis and Situational Update as of 29 November 2023

Dec 06, 2023

Scaling Up but Not Meeting Needs: Analysis of 3 Months of Scaled-Up GBV Response in Sudan - GBV AoR Sudan November 2023

Dec 06, 2023

De l’analyse des données et de l’information à la mise en œuvre opérationnelle : comment mieux répondre et prévenir la VBG au Sahel?

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Dans le cadre de la campagne des 16 jours d'activisme contre la violence basée sur le genre (VBG), le Projet 21 et ses partenaires vous invitent à un rendez-vous webinaire régional. 

Breaking Barriers: Empowering Women-Led Organizations in GBV Prevention in Emergencies

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Recognizing the critical role of women-led organizations in addressing GBV, this webinar aims to shed light on innovative approaches to support these organizations, amplify their voices, and explore strategic funding mechanisms to empower them and their efforts to prevent GBV from occurring during emergencies.  This event will highlight the approaches in strengthening the role of WLOs in GBV coordination, capacity to influence humanitarian decision making and increasing access to more flexible, longer-term humanitarian financing.

16 Days of Activism: Coffee and Conversation with a WLO from South Sudan on World Aids Day

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Grab your morning coffee and join us for a conversation with Evelyn Letio from National Empowerment of Positive Women United, a local women-led organization in South Sudan that works with HIV+ women who are at high risk of GBV. 

 

The discussion will be exactly 30 minutes, and hopefully an inspiring start to the day.

1 December, 09:00-09:30 EAT (07:00-07:30 CET)

From Commitments to Action: Strengthening Disability Inclusion in GBV Programming

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UNFPA Asia and the Pacific Regional Office is committed to making sure that all efforts to address GBV are inclusive of and accessible to women and girls with disabilities. To meet this critical need, UNFPA APRO has developed a range of tools for UNFPA Country Offices and partners, including organizations of persons with disabilities and GBV service providers, to strengthen disability inclusion in different stages of GBV programming. The package includes:

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