Violence is preventable
UNDP, UNFPA, UN Women & UNV
regional joint programme for the prevention of violence against women and girls in Asia and the Pacific
The curriculum has been designed and produced to guide NCFR trainers by providing accessible information to community leaders, COE and VAs as well as other stakeholders. Overall, this curriculum aims at strengthening the role of Bougainville in promoting social cohesion and security. Specifically, the curriculum seeks to address Gender Based Violence, Trauma, Human Rights, Gender and Peacebuilding in Bougainville.
This policy brief documents lessons learned and good practices of the Planim Save Kamap Strongpela (Plant Knowledge, Grow Strong) programme in Bougainville, Papua New Guinea. The report outlines key achievements and provides recommendations for replicating the results of the intervention.
An executive summary that summarizes key findings of the Quantitative evaluation of Planim Save Kamp Strongpela in South Bougainville, Papua New Guinea.
This quantitative report was produced by P4P with support by the Papua New Guinea Institute for Medical Research, the Nazareth Centre for Rehabilitation and UN Women. It documents the changes and impact brought about by the Planim Save Kamp Strongpela, an intervention that was implemented to prevent gender based violence and build peace in Bougainville, Papua New Guinea.
This qualitative report was produced by the Papua Institute of Medical Research with support from P4P and UN Women. It documents the changes and impact brought about by the Planim Save Kamp Strongpela, an intervention that was implemented to prevent gender based violence and build peace in Bougainville, Papua New Guinea.
UN Women, UNICEF and the Nazareth Centre for Rehabilitation, with support from Partners for Prevention are implementing the Planim Save, Kamap Strongpela project (Plant Knowledge, Grow Strong) in Bougainville. Plant Knowledge, Grow Strong focuses on preventing VAWG and transforming negative gender norms, community peace-building, and trauma healing activities.
The quantitative survey on masculinities and gender-based violence in Papua New Guinea was conducted from 2012 to 2013 by the Medical Research Council, South Africa, with support from UNDP PNG, the UNDP Regional Pacific Centre and Partners for Prevention. The Summary Report entitled “Family, Health and Safety Study” presents statistics with regard to the lives and experiences of 864 men and 879 women surveyed and is a representative sample for Bougainville.
