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Preventing GBV and Achieving the SDGs in Asia-Pacific.
Panelists Included:
James L. Lang, Regional Advisor for Asia and the Pacific, Gender, Violence and Rights, UNDP, MODERATOR
Mary Ellsberg, Ph.D., Director, Global Women’s Institute, George Washington University, USA
Jean Kemitare, Program Manager, GBV Prevention Network, Raising Voices, Uganda
Emma Fulu, Ph.D., Independent Researcher on Violence Against Women, Australia
On Thursday December 3, in Bangkok, Thailand FHI 360 with their sponsors US Embassy Thailand, USAID, and UNDP held the Breaking the Silos Gender Based Violence (GBV) Summit. The Summit examined GBV services across populations, discussed how to achieve the specific Sustainable Development Goal targets on GBV in Asia and the Pacific, addressed intersections and gaps between types of violence, and highlighted the role of donors in breaking down silos. Addressed gender inequality and human rights violations as root causes of GBV established a common framework for examining policies, response systems, and prevention programming germane to a wide set of violence and rights abuses. This summit aimed to break down silos between different types of GBV programming.
For more information on FHI 360’s gender practice, please visit: fhi360.org/gender