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Do No Harm: Understanding the Relationship between Women’s Economic Empowerment and Violence against Women in Melanesia (State, Society and Governance in Melanesia Program) Research in Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands on support women’s economic advancement without increasing their exposure to violence. In addition to research reports, guidelines for women’s economic empowerment programs have been developed. . $533,150 (2013–2016) Review of programs aimed at ending violence against women in the Pacific (International Centre for Research on Women) An independent review of six Australian-funded initiatives in the Pacific that represent different approaches to addressing violence against women. $408,000 (2013–2014) 12th Triennial Conference of Pacific Women (Government of Cook Islands) Supported the Government of Cook Islands to host the Triennial and enabling women’s groups to showcase and sell products. $30,000 (2013) Management Support Pacific Women Support Unit Funding the Support Unit which provides technical and administrative services to assist in the management of the Pacific Women program, including planning, delivery and monitoring of activities at the country and regional level, as well as research and communications. $25,000,000 (2015–2022) Gender Adviser for the North Pacific (Pacific Community) The Adviser supports the Funding the work of SPC’s the Pacific Community’s Gender, Culture and Youth Programme, and through DFAT's Post in Pohnpei, supports the implementation and monitoring of Pacific Women activities in the North Pacific. $391,739.33 (2015–2018)
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