For each intended outcome, the Country Plan identifies outcomes expected by 2016. These are set out in full in Table 1. Table 1 Outcomes expected by 2016 Women’s economic Violence response Learning and # Leadership and influence empowerment and services understanding 1 Government of Papua New Women in agriculture and Referral pathways Learning modules, products Guinea policies and programs informal markets have and coordinated and networks address promote women’s leadership increased safety, quality services knowledge gaps and and decision-making productivity and incomes support survivors of incrementally contribute to family and sexual learning platform and violence in priority program performance provinces 2 Office for Development of Women have the skills Government Participants and stakeholders Women effectively required to access formal effectively learn more effective ways to coordinates gender policy employment and business coordinates and strengthen women’s development and opportunities begins to fund service empowerment and increase implementation provision for survivors their influence and reports against of violence Government of New Guinea obligations 3 in elected, appointed and Private sector businesses Reduced violence Certification of Trauma administrative positions at adopt policy changes and against women in Counselling Curriculum and local, district and provincial promote workplace some targeted places Counsellors’ Best Practice levels have the skills required practices, which promote Manual are developed to fulfil their role and gender equality and effectively represent women’s women’s participation and interests more jobs 4 More women successfully Women have increased Evidence about the Increased availability of contest elections and access to markets causes of violence scholarships for women in Parliament more able to and the drivers of areas that address represent both women and change is available knowledge and skills gaps men’s interests constraining women’s empowerment 5 Mining agreements are Women and Good quality information and developed in consultation with children’s lives saved training is available to women and represent from extreme violence support women’s recovery women’s interests and are and helped to rebuild from trauma, increase models for other natural their lives and contribute to resource agreements improvement of their livelihoods 6 Innovative models of Innovative approaches that service delivery improve women’s lives established and trialled through Pacific sustained over time Women are taken up by other Australian investments 7 Targeted family and sexual violence prevention programs are tested in priority provinces 8 Promising coalitions supported to effectively advocate New Guinea solutions for reducing violence (O)
For each intended outcome, the Country Plan identifies outcomes expected by 2016. These are set out in full in Table 1. Table 1 Outcomes expected by 2016 # Leadership and influence Women’s economic empowerment Violence response and services Learning and understanding 1 Government of Papua New Guinea policies and programs promote women’s leadership and decision-making Women in agriculture and informal markets have increased safety, productivity and incomes Referral pathways and coordinated quality services support survivors of family and sexual violence in priority provinces Learning modules, products and networks address knowledge gaps and incrementally contribute to learning platform and program performance 2 Office for Development of Women effectively coordinates gender policy development and implementation and reports against Government of New Guinea obligations Women have the skills required to access formal employment and business opportunities Government effectively coordinates and begins to fund service provision for survivors of violence Participants and stakeholders learn more effective ways to strengthen women’s empowerment and increase their influence 3 in elected, appointed and administrative positions at local, district and provincial levels have the skills required to fulfil their role and effectively represent women’s interests Private sector businesses adopt policy changes and promote workplace practices, which promote gender equality and women’s participation and more jobs Reduced violence against women in some targeted places Certification of Trauma Counselling Curriculum and Counsellors’ Best Practice Manual are developed 4 More women successfully contest elections and Parliament more able to represent both women and men’s interests Women have increased access to markets Evidence about the causes of violence and the drivers of change is available Increased availability of scholarships for women in areas that address knowledge and skills gaps constraining women’s empowerment 5 Mining agreements are developed in consultation with women and represent women’s interests and are models for other natural resource agreements Women and children’s lives saved from extreme violence and helped to rebuild their lives Good quality information and training is available to support women’s recovery from trauma, increase and contribute to improvement of their livelihoods 6 Innovative models of service delivery established and sustained over time Innovative approaches that improve women’s lives trialled through Pacific Women are taken up by other Australian investments 7 Targeted family and sexual violence prevention programs are tested in priority provinces 8 Promising coalitions supported to effectively advocate New Guinea solutions for reducing violence (O)
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