Topic: GBV & domestic-violence prevention clear · back to the knowledge map
-1 practices not yet assessed for evidence strength.
Most practices in: Slovakia (4) · Brazil (2) · Chile (2)
Nauru's Domestic Violence and Family Protection Act took effect in June 2017; backed by Australian and UN support, its police Family and …
Canada-funded 'Build Back Equal', launched in Saint Lucia in May 2022 by UN Women and UNFPA, drove the country's first-ever National GBV …
Since 2006, Liberia's Women in Peacebuilding Network (WIPNET) has run community "Peace Huts" where women mediate disputes and refer gender-based violence cases …
Since 2005, Grenada's courts have diverted male domestic-violence perpetrators into UN Women's 16-week 'Partnership for Peace' programme; a peer-reviewed 2008-2011 evaluation found …
Indonesia's Ministry of Women's Empowerment certifies villages that embed gender and child-rights criteria into local governance; grown from 138 pilot villages (2020) …
Sonke Gender Justice's One Man Can campaign mobilises South African men and boys through workshops and community action against gender-based violence. A …
Since 2007, PNG's police-based Family and Sexual Violence Units and province-wide Family Support Centres have processed thousands of domestic-violence cases yearly, but …
Founded in Bogotá in 1982, Corporación Casa de la Mujer has trained ~90,000 Colombian women in rights awareness across 20 regions, strengthened …
UN Women & IOM's 2013–2016 Tajikistan project trained 3,000 'left-behind' wives of labour migrants, formed 387 self-help groups & 30 economic initiatives, …
Facing France's second-highest domestic-violence rate (14.6 per 1,000 residents), Réunion became a national pilot site in 2024 for the 'Pack Nouveau Départ', …
Niger has one of the world's highest child-marriage rates. A 2016–2020 girls'-empowerment programme by the More Than Brides Alliance raised knowledge and …
Under the EU-UN Spotlight Initiative, Grenada built GrenadaInfoSAFE, a digital system linking police, health, gender-affairs and statistics agencies to replace paper-based GBV …
Since January 2019, Antigua and Barbuda has run a Sexual Offences Model Court — the Eastern Caribbean's first — with specialised judges, …
Since Sept. 2020, Georgia's Ministry of Internal Affairs and UN Women use GPS ankle bracelets to monitor high-risk domestic-violence perpetrators under restrictive …
The Gambia outlawed female genital mutilation in 2015, but a decade on only two cases have been prosecuted and just one has …
Promulgated August 2021, Chile’s Law 21.369 obliges every higher education institution to adopt Gender Protocols on sexual harassment and gender-based violence; by …
Colombia's Law 1761 (2015) codified femicide as a standalone crime with up to 50-year sentences. Within five years, 705 convictions were recorded. …
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