A1.3.2.3 Conduct individual client and family counselling Complete Family and individual counselling therapy was made sessions to improve relationships and available. attachment. A1.3.2.4 Conduct external end of the project evaluation Complete Evaluation undertaken. and exit audit. EVAW Outcome 2 PREVENTION: Strategy developed to promote positive change in perceptions, attitudes, behaviours, belief, practices and – social TAF Objective 2.1: Target group experiences a reduction in IPV risk factors and an increase in protective factors. O2.1.1 Improve awareness on PIPV among target TAF 3.2.1. Primary stakeholders including communities, Prevention NGOs, Government authorities. A2.1.1.1 Organise sub-national CANS workshops Complete Sub-national CANS workshops completed. target stakeholders. O2.1.2 Less IPV in target communities. TAF 3.2.1. Primary Prevention A2.1.2.1 Develop and pilot commune-level secondary Complete TPO contracted to develop Alcohol Abusers Counselling prevention counselling guidelines related to Guidelines. alcohol abuse and IPV. 29 commune counsellors gained skill on alcohol abuse counselling and alcohol reduction in their communities. Five community networks have created small projects to implement alcohol abuse counselling and workshops to promote alcohol free communities. Reduce alcohol abuse at commune level Complete A of 47 commune chiefs have been supported to lead the A2.1.2.2 through CANS implementation in 19 implementation of the CANS in their communes during communes and expansion to 11 new communes in 2016 and 17 in 2017. Support online media campaign for viewers to Facebook social media used for national campaigns to A2.1.2.3 call for improved content. discuss VAW in the media, ending violence against women during the 16 day campaign and One Billion Rising events. A2.1.2.4 Identify negative programming through media Complete Media monitoring undertaken by using professional monitoring. monitoring officers, TV Ratings Survey and an Audience Feedback study. Results reported in the Media Bulletins. A2.1.2.5 Technical support to TV broadcasters to Complete In July 2017, MOWA and MOIn signed a joint Prakas on the reduce negative content and the development Media Code of Conduct for reporting on violence against of positive content. women in the media. This has been developed in cooperation with the Cambodian Council of Journalists.
A1.3.2.3 Conduct individual client and family counselling sessions to improve relationships and attachment. Complete Family and individual counselling therapy was made available. A1.3.2.4 Conduct external end of the project evaluation and exit audit. Complete Evaluation undertaken. EVAW Outcome 2 – PREVENTION: Strategy developed to promote positive change in perceptions, attitudes, behaviours, belief, practices and social TAF Objective 2.1: Target group experiences a reduction in IPV risk factors and an increase in protective factors. O2.1.1 Improve awareness on PIPV among target stakeholders including communities, NGOs, Government authorities. TAF 3.2.1. Primary Prevention A2.1.1.1 Organise sub-national CANS workshops target stakeholders. Complete Sub-national CANS workshops completed. O2.1.2 Less IPV in target communities. TAF 3.2.1. Primary Prevention A2.1.2.1 Develop and pilot commune-level secondary prevention counselling guidelines related to alcohol abuse and IPV. Complete TPO contracted to develop Alcohol Abusers Counselling Guidelines. 29 commune counsellors gained skill on alcohol abuse counselling and alcohol reduction in their communities. Five community networks have created small projects to implement alcohol abuse counselling and workshops to promote alcohol free communities. A2.1.2.2 Reduce alcohol abuse at commune level through CANS implementation in 19 communes and expansion to 11 new communes in 2016 and 17 in 2017. Complete A of 47 commune chiefs have been supported to lead the implementation of the CANS in their communes during A2.1.2.3 Support online media campaign for viewers to call for improved content. Facebook social media used for national campaigns to discuss VAW in the media, ending violence against women during the 16 day campaign and One Billion Rising events. A2.1.2.4 Identify negative programming through media monitoring. Complete Media monitoring undertaken by using professional monitoring officers, TV Ratings Survey and an Audience Feedback study. Results reported in the Media Bulletins. A2.1.2.5 Technical support to TV broadcasters to reduce negative content and the development of positive content. Complete In July 2017, MOWA and MOIn signed a joint Prakas on the Media Code of Conduct for reporting on violence against women in the media. This has been developed in cooperation with the Cambodian Council of Journalists.