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Linking women’s economic empowerment, eliminating gender-based violence and enabling sexual and reproductive health and rights
Given many shared objectives between programmes and policies working to promote and advance women’s economic empowerment, their sexual and reproductive health and rights, and freedom from gender-based violence, CARE Australia and UNFPA Asia Pacific Regional Office collaborated to develop this think piece.
Ending Violence against Women and Children in Viet Nam
A multi-country study explored existing examples of collaboration and integration of violence against children and violence against women policies, services and programmes, as well as challenges and future opportunities. This particular report focuses on the findings from Viet Nam.
Ending Violence against Women and Children in the Philippines
A multi-country study explored existing examples of collaboration and integration of violence against children and violence against women policies, services and programmes, as well as challenges and future opportunities. This particular report focuses on the findings from the Philippines.
Ending Violence against Women and Children in Cambodia
A multi-country study explored existing examples of collaboration and integration of violence against children and violence against women policies, services and programmes, as well as challenges and future opportunities. This particular report focuses on the findings from Cambodia.
Ending Violence against Women and Children in Papua New Guinea
A multi-country study explored existing examples of collaboration and integration of violence against children and violence against women policies, services and programmes, as well as challenges and future opportunities. This particular report focuses on the findings from Papua New Guinea.
Child Marriage in Humanitarian Settings in South Asia
The extent to which humanitarian settings impact child marriage practices and the processes through which they may modify its drivers are not fully understood. In an effort to establish an evidence base for child marriage in humanitarian settings, generally, and for South Asia, in particular, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) Asia and the Pacific Regional Office (APRO) and the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) Regional Office for South Asia (ROSA) partnered with the Women's Refugee Commission and the Center for Humanitarian Health at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health to conduct two country studies on child marriage in humanitarian settings in Bangladesh and Nepal.
This report combines the findings from research with conflict-affected Rohingya refugees from Myanmar residing in Bangladesh, and earthquake-affected communities in Nepal. The findings analyse similarities and differences across the contexts, in order to learn about these two settings and also to understand what might be generalized to child marriage in humanitarian settings more broadly.
The hope is that the findings from these studies will inform programme interventions in these settings and provide insight into child marriage in humanitarian contexts.
The Impact of COVID-19 on Older Persons in Thailand
This report is written based on a survey conducted by the College of Population Studies of Chulalongkorn University, commissioned by UNPFA in Thailand. The objective of the survey was to provide evidence to decision makers to inform responses to older persons’ needs during the COVID-19 lockdown period.
Social Policies Catalogue on Population Ageing
The Social Policies Catalogue on Population Ageing seeks to systematically identify and collate available social policies on population ageing on a global scale.
Sri Lanka Women’s Wellbeing Survey - 2019
The 2019 Women’s Wellbeing Survey (WWS) was Sri Lanka’s first national survey on violence against women and girls, using an internationally recognized standardised methodology. The survey was carried out by the Department of Census and Statistics (DCS) with technical assistance from the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and its regional kNOwVAWdata Initiative (supported by the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT)) and funding from the Government of Canada.
Sources of Violence Against Women Data - kNOwVAWdata
Overview of different violence against women data sources