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Gender-based violence risk mitigation in Unicef-led clusters/AOR
Full text linkSince the launch of the revised IASC Guidelines for Integrating Gender-Based Violence Interventions in Humanitarian Action (GBV Guidelines) in late 2015, the UNICEF Global Cluster Coordination Unit (GCCU) has made significant efforts to achieve gender equality, empower women and girls and improve their safety and equal access to humanitarian response in their work through GBV risk mitigation across UNICEF-led clusters and Area of Responsibility
Special covid-19 edition: Unicef child protection update
No full textIn this edition of our UNICEF Child Protection update, covering the period from November 2020 through May 20201, we have tried to capture the rich diversity of our Child Protection work across the world and the learnings emerging more than a year after the pandemic changed daily reality for everyone, including children, in fundamental ways.
This update features: a spotlight on UNICEF country office Child Protection programmes from across the world including: Guatemala, Cambodia, Romania, Bangladesh, Egypt, Zimbabwe and the Central African Republic; information on a report that captures the voices and experiences of children and youth who move in the Horn of Africa; a video explaining child protection considerations in back-to-school plans and efforts; and compilation of research and resources from across UNICEF as part of our growing evidence agenda in the context of COVID-19 and beyond
Unicef communities care programme: south Sudan impact evaluation
No full textThe United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) Communities Care: Transforming Lives and Preventing Violence programme is a community-based model for preventing and responding to sexual violence against girls and women in conflict-affected settings. The programme is premised on the idea that while armed conflict causes horrendous suffering for those affected, the disruption it causes may also present an opportunity for positive change in social norms that can contribute to gender equality and decrease gender-based violence (GBV) and discrimination.
This impact evaluation examines the programme in South Sudan. The evaluation showed positive changes in personal beliefs and the successful spread of community dialogue messaging to the community in the areas that participated in the Communities Care programme.
The promising outcomes from the pilot demonstrate that the Communities Care: Transforming Lives and Preventing Violence programme can be scaled-up effectively in other settings to prevent sexual violence and other forms of GBV, promoting safer and healthier communities
Unicef communities care programme: Somalia impact evaluation
No full textThe United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) Communities Care: Transforming Lives and Preventing Violence programme is a community-based model for preventing and responding to sexual violence against girls and women in conflict-affected settings. The programme is premised on the idea that while armed conflict causes horrendous suffering for those affected, the disruption it causes may also present an opportunity for positive change in social norms that can contribute to gender equality and decrease gender-based violence (GBV) and discrimination.
This impact evaluation examines the programme in Somalia. Participants showed statistically significant improvements in GBV associated norms and a greater increase in confidence in GBV services across diverse service sectors demonstrating the programme’s promise in changing harmful social norms associated with GBV and strengthening quality services for survivors in complex humanitarian settings.
The promising outcomes from the pilot demonstrate that the Communities Care: Transforming Lives and Preventing Violence programme can be scaled-up effectively in other settings to prevent sexual violence and other forms of GBV, promoting safer and healthier communities
Atlas sociolingüístico de pueblos indígenas en América Latina tomo 1
No full textTrabajo investigativo que recopila y actualiza información sociolingüística de todos los pueblos indígenas de Latinoamérica y las relaciones históricas y culturales.El libro contiene un Atlas en DVD y el material impreso ; mapas etno y sociolingüísticos ; datos demográficos y estudios específicos ; los cuales abarcan a 522 pueblos indígenas en 21 países de América Latina y 10 áreas geoculturales. Asimismo ; incluye 15 mapas de familias lingüísticas y 40 mapas de pueblos indígenas.UNICEFC4: El material hace referencia a la lengua en su función y uso social (descripción sociolingüística) sin contener descripciones de materiales lingüísticos como tal. Centro de Documentación ECL - Universidad del Valle, acceso restringido, Colección general 498.0223 S565 v1. https://opac.univalle.edu.co/cgi-olib/?oid=1020474 Solo hay referencias a las lenguas amazónicas de Colombia en el tomo 1 del Atlas Sociolingüístic
Unicef and Washington university in St. Louis'(WUSTL) center for violence and injury prevention: strengthening evidence and programming for gender-based violence in emergencies
No full textUNICEF and Washington University in St. Louis' (WUSTL) Center for Violence and Injury Prevention have been collaborating for more than two years to strengthen evidence and programming for gender-based violence in emergencies (GBViE)
Gender-transformative approaches and promising practices in health, nutrition and HIV programming
Full text linkUNICEF Regional Offices in Eastern and Southern Africa and in Western and Central Africa jointly commissioned an assessment of Gender-transformative approaches and promising practices in Health, Nutrition, and HIV programming in Africa. As UNICEF adopted its new Gender Action Plan (2022-2025), this study is promoting learning through empirical evidence to support UNICEF in its broader objective to develop gender-transformative theories of change and to scale up models that address gender barriers in both the short-term and long-term
Innovative approaches to gender-based violence service provision in emergencies
No full textEven in the most challenging settings, UNICEF delivers innovative solutions to strengthen availability, accessibility and quality of GBV response services.
With the COVID-19 pandemic, UNICEF had to capitalize further on its innovations in order to reach women and girls and help them to seek for help despite the lockdowns and quarantine restrictions enacted by Governments to respond to the pandemic
Gender dimensions of violence against children and adolescents
Full text linkUNICEF Child Protection and Gender Sections in collaboration with Office of Research-Innocenti published this paper on Gender Dimensions of Violence Against Children and Adolescents. This paper examines how and why UNICEF and international partners should pay greater attention to gender dimensions of violence against children and adolescents, including drivers of violence and opportunities for more effective violence prevention and response
Todas las niñas y los niños, en todas partes
Full text linkEs la versión de la estrategia educativa de UNICEF que servirá para las actividades de promoción hasta 2015. Esta descripción de la labor de UNICEF en la educación básica y la igualdad entre los géneros presenta los objetivos de la organización, sus principios rectores, sus principales asociados y las medidas más importantes que hay que adoptar para ofrecer a todos los niños y niñas una educación de calidad
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