United May 2012–December 2015 Nations Development of the second National Action Plan to End Violence Against Entity for Women 2014-2018 (NAPVAW2). To undertake the national VAW Gender Prevalence Study (known as National Survey on Women’s Health and Life Equity Experiences in Cambodia) to inform responses to, and prevention of, and the violence against women. 2012 of Women (UN Women) Hagar March 2013–June 2017 Provision of assistance and aftercare programs for women and children survivors who have experienced human trafficking, GBV and human rights abuse. Intervention programs focused on personal trauma reduction, employability and job retention, access to education and family and community reintegration. Legal March 2013–June 2017 Aid of Strengthen the legal and justice response mechanisms to respond to domestic violence and sexual assault crimes. Provision of legal advice and (LAC) support through the court system for women and children survivors of domestic violence and sexual abuse. 2013–June 2017 Promotion of gender equality and improved access to psychosocial services for survivors of gender-based violence (GBV) and sexual assault (SA) through provision of individual counselling, self-help groups and community support networks. (TPO) Agency April 2013–June 2017 for GBV and SA against entertainment workers in Phnom Penh reduced 2013 through peer education programs for workers and patrons to promote behavioural and attitudinal change. Provision of awareness training for commune police to increase reporting of acts of violence. ACTED worked in and partnership with Social Services of Cambodia (SSC) and LAC. Gender The Cambodia Gender Assessment (CGA) 2014, a series of 10 Policy Briefs, is read in conjunction with the Neary Rattanak IV. The EVAW program supported the development of Policy Brief 7: Violence against Women and Girls. United November 2013–December 2015 Nations Research and data collection to ensure the inclusion of violence against women data as a core topic in the 2014 Cambodia Demographic Health Fund Survey (CDHS) report. The EVAW program supported the inclusion of (UNFPA) Chapter 20: Domestic Violence. The Asia Issues Paper: Political Economy Analysis of Law Enforcement Responses to Ending Violence Against Women in Cambodia. This research was (TAF) undertaken to better inform the implementation of the EVAW Program. UN May 2014–December 2015 Women Technical support provided to MOWA to implement the NAPVAW strategies 2014 and to assist the Technical Working Group Gender- Gender-Based Violence
2012 United Nations Entity for Gender Equity and the of Women (UN Women) May 2012–December 2015 Development of the second National Action Plan to End Violence Against Women 2014-2018 (NAPVAW2). To undertake the national VAW Prevalence Study (known as National Survey on Women’s Health and Life Experiences in Cambodia) to inform responses to, and prevention of, violence against women. 2013 Hagar March 2013–June 2017 Provision of assistance and aftercare programs for women and children survivors who have experienced human trafficking, GBV and human rights abuse. Intervention programs focused on personal trauma reduction, employability and job retention, access to education and family and community reintegration. Legal Aid of (LAC) March 2013–June 2017 Strengthen the legal and justice response mechanisms to respond to domestic violence and sexual assault crimes. Provision of legal advice and support through the court system for women and children survivors of domestic violence and sexual abuse. (TPO) 2013–June 2017 Promotion of gender equality and improved access to psychosocial services for survivors of gender-based violence (GBV) and sexual assault (SA) through provision of individual counselling, self-help groups and community support networks. Agency for and April 2013–June 2017 GBV and SA against entertainment workers in Phnom Penh reduced through peer education programs for workers and patrons to promote behavioural and attitudinal change. Provision of awareness training for commune police to increase reporting of acts of violence. ACTED worked in partnership with Social Services of Cambodia (SSC) and LAC. Gender The Cambodia Gender Assessment (CGA) 2014, a series of 10 Policy Briefs, is read in conjunction with the Neary Rattanak IV. The EVAW program supported the development of Policy Brief 7: Violence against Women and Girls. United Nations Fund (UNFPA) November 2013–December 2015 Research and data collection to ensure the inclusion of violence against women data as a core topic in the 2014 Cambodia Demographic Health Survey (CDHS) report. The EVAW program supported the inclusion of Chapter 20: Domestic Violence. The Asia (TAF) Issues Paper: Political Economy Analysis of Law Enforcement Responses to Ending Violence Against Women in Cambodia. This research was undertaken to better inform the implementation of the EVAW Program. 2014 UN Women May 2014–December 2015 Technical support provided to MOWA to implement the NAPVAW strategies and to assist the Technical Working Group Gender- Gender-Based Violence
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