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젠더기반폭력을 고려한 긴급재난 프로그램 설계를 위한 인도주의 기관 간 최소기준
06 May, 2021
Why Not Local? Gender-based Violence, Women’s Rights Organisations, and the Missed Opportunity of COVID-19 - IRC 2021
07 Dec, 2021
The COVID-19 pandemic has taken a devastating toll on women and girls’ safety in already complex humanitarian emergencies. Risk mitigation measures to prevent the spread of the virus, including lockdowns and restrictions of movement, made specific and serious disruptions in women and girls’ lives. These factors also intensified operational challenges to delivering lifesaving gender-based violence (GBV) response services, which in complex humanitarian settings were already an arduous undertaking.
NORMAS MÍNIMAS INTERAGÊNCIAS para a Programação sobre Violência Baseada no Género em Emergências Portugese
23 Jul, 2021
NORMAS MÍNIMAS INTERAGÊNCIAS para a Programação sobre Violência Baseada no Género em Emergências
Gender-Based Violence Area-of Responsibility (AoR) External Review - July 2023
28 May, 2024
This report provides an overview of the background, purpose and objectives, methodology, conclusions, findings and recommendations of the external review of the Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Area of Responsibility (AoR). Commissioned by the UNFPA Humanitarian Response Division (HRD), the review aims to provide specific, relevant, and actionable findings and recommendations to UNFPA as the GBV AoR lead agency to improve efforts to facilitate GBV coordination in humanitarian settings.
Women and Girls Safe Spaces: A Toolkit for Advancing Women's and Girls’ Empowerment in Humanitarian Settings - IRC & IMC 2019
21 Feb, 2020
Historically, because men’s power over women denied them the right to participate in the public space, the cultivation of safe, women-only spaces has been a vital counterspace created for women to network and for feminist movements to organize. These spaces and the activists working within them facilitated women to recognize their own agency and power for change (power within), their power to organize themselves to articulate the changes they wanted to make (power to), and collectively transform the systems that oppressed them (power with).
Health Cluster Guide - WHO, IASC 2009
17 Jul, 2019