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GBV AoR (e.g. OHCHR, UNDP CPR) linked with rule of law and other emergency/post-emergency government processes and systems. Website postings. Advocacy events. Donor governments Funding. Influence on humanitarian leadership, policies, and practices at global and country levels. Influence with other donors. Their own governments’ political priorities and humanitarian policies Global reputation Face-to-face meetings with headquarters technical staff and leaders. Advocacy briefs. Advocacy events. Group meetings. National government; regional or local government entities Decisions about why and how much to target government must be made in country, depending on the nature of the emergency and the nature of the government’s involvement. Governments may be gatekeepers, allies, service providers, and Their own governments’ political priorities, capacity, and policies Funding opportunities for humanitarian and/or development programmes They may have a National Action Plan on gender, GBV, or women peace and security that could be supported. Their global and/or regional reputation may also be an influence. Face-to-face meetings. Advocacy briefs Advocacy events Group meetings SRSG on Sexual Violence in Conflict Serves as UN’s spokesperson and political advocate on conflict-related sexual violence; Chair of UN Action against Sexual Violence in Conflict. Concrete action on SV in conflict. UN Security Council Resolutions. Face-to-face meetings with AoR member agencies who are also UN Action member agencies. UN Action Similar issues with GBV AoR; many AoR member organizations are in UN Action. May have funds available for AoR initiatives. SRSG priorities; member agency priorities; Security Council resolutions; available funds. Face-to-face meetings. Group meetings. GBV AoR website postings. Advocacy briefs. Advocacy events.
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