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Gender-based violence continues to be a permanent challenge for Latin American and Caribbean countries. Collaboration and partnership between LAC policymakers and organizations are essential to address the gaps and develop innovative solutions to address gender-based violence in the region.

This webinar which focuses on identifying the policy gaps when addressing gender-based violence, and the solutions governments can incorporate to address the issue. This session is part of the World Bank's #16days of Advancing Gender-Based Violence Activism.

02:25: Welcome - Jacobus Joost De Hoop, Senior Economist and Task Team Lead of the LAC Gender Innovation Lab, World Bank.
04:52: Openning remarks - William Maloney, Chief economist of Latin America and the Caribbean, World Bank.
11:52: What the WB is doing in LAC on issues of public policy on GBV in the region? Diana Arango, Global Lead on Gender-based Violence, World Bank.
24:09 Main challenges in the region in the formulation and implementation of public policies for the elimination of GBV - María Noel Valeza, Regional Director for the Americas and the Caribbean, UN Women.
36:40 World Bank findings on the legal gaps that exist when addressing gender violence in LAC, main challenges and recommendations. Mariana Elefante, Private Sector Development Specialist, World Bank Women, Business and the Law project.