Gender-Based Violence to Gender Justice and Healing (Gender Justice and Healing)) have anecdotal evidence (Appendix 11). One of the projects aiming to save women and children’s lives from extreme violence has reported contributions to this outcome. Figure 4: Country Plan outcomes scorecard for violence response and services Key The objective or outcome is not Too early to assess or insufficient Evidence of contribution to the applicable evidence to permit assessment objective / and in causes funds services Project programs coalitions service on violence places pathways women of available saved Government Models Referral Reduced Evidence Prevention Advocacy drivers Lives delivery coordinates against targeted tested Safe Markets Responding to gender-based violence and sorcery-related violence in the Highlands (Highlands Sorcery-Related Violence) National Mechanisms Femili PNG Building the capacity of Papua New Guinea’s Family and Sexual Violence Action Committee (Family and Sexual Violence Action Committee) Safe Transport Komuniti Lukautim Ol Meri Gender Justice and Healing Positive Parenting End Violence Against Children Campaign Highland Sexual, Reproductive and Maternal Health SASA! Pilot and Family Support Centre Assistance (Family Support Centre Assistance) Communication strategies for social change against sorcery-related violence (Communication Strategies) Improving the impact of state and non-state interventions in overcoming sorcery accusation-related violence (Improving Impact) Table 10 summarises contributions of projects to the learning and understanding outcomes of the Country Plan. All projects are contributing to the development of learning modules, products, and networks. Evidence in the Pacific Women annual performance reports and evaluations demonstrate that at least half the projects are contributing to learning by stakeholders about more effective ways to strengthen women’s empowerment and influence. These actions address the first two learning and understanding outcomes of knowledge and learning.
Gender-Based Violence to Gender Justice and Healing (Gender Justice and Healing)) have anecdotal evidence (Appendix 11). One of the projects aiming to save women and children’s lives from extreme violence has reported contributions to this outcome. Figure 4: Country Plan outcomes scorecard for violence response and services Key The objective or outcome is not applicable Too early to assess or insufficient evidence to permit assessment Evidence of contribution to the objective Project Referral pathways Government funds and coordinates services Reduced violence against women in targeted places Evidence on causes / drivers available Lives saved Models of service delivery Prevention programs tested Advocacy coalitions Safe Markets Responding to gender-based violence and sorcery-related violence in the Highlands (Highlands Sorcery-Related Violence) National Mechanisms Femili PNG Building the capacity of Papua New Guinea’s Family and Sexual Violence Action Committee (Family and Sexual Violence Action Committee) Safe Transport Komuniti Lukautim Ol Meri Gender Justice and Healing Positive Parenting End Violence Against Children Campaign Highland Sexual, Reproductive and Maternal Health SASA! Pilot and Family Support Centre Assistance (Family Support Centre Assistance) Communication strategies for social change against sorcery-related violence (Communication Strategies) Improving the impact of state and non-state interventions in overcoming sorcery accusation-related violence (Improving Impact) Table 10 summarises contributions of projects to the learning and understanding outcomes of the Country Plan. All projects are contributing to the development of learning modules, products, and networks. Evidence in the Pacific Women annual performance reports and evaluations demonstrate that at least half the projects are contributing to learning by stakeholders about more effective ways to strengthen women’s empowerment and influence. These actions address the first two learning and understanding outcomes of knowledge and learning.