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.

As part of our 16 Days of Activism campaign, the Regional GBV Working Group for East and Southern Africa will be co-hosting a donor roundtable on behalf of the GBV AoR in Sudan.  This will be a hybrid event.  The in-person meeting will take place at Tribe Hotel; others may join via a zoom link.

4 December 2023

In collaboration with the Asia-Pacific Regional Working Group on GBV in Emergencies, IOM, UNFPA and UNICEF are delighted to invite you to a joint webinar on GBV Risk Mitigation in the Context of Climate Change Adaptation, Preparedness and Anticipatory Action, and Health and Nutrition in Humanitarian Settings.

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)

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:

This event will mark the launch of the 16 Days of Activism campaign by Regional GBViE Working Group for East and Southern Africa.