Globally, risks of sexual exploitation, abuse, and harassment (SEAH) are on the rise. This worrying trend is fueled by a global pushback against gender equality, an increase in violent conflicts around the world, more humanitarian crises, and rising authoritarianism. We've just marked five years since the Development Assistance Committee (DAC) adopted the first international standard on ending SEAH in development co-operation and humanitarian assistance. This landmark agreement has driven progress, with most adherents now having systems in place to prevent and respond to SEAH. But there is more work to be done. Ensuring programmes across all sectors include ways to prevent SEAH, fully involving local organisations & communities, providing enough money and resources to these efforts, and measuring the quality & impact of systems remain essential. Explore new analysis on the implementation of the DAC Recommendation ➡️ https://brnw.ch/21wLh24 #EndSEAH
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The trend in the national statistics on Gender Based Violence in Zambia indicate that Spousal abuse/IPV is amongst the top on a GBV meter; hence to effectively address IPV, multiple sectors should be involved and take concerted actions. This entails developing comprehensive policies and implementing laws that promote gender equality, strengthening health-system response, and making targeted investment in sustainable and effective prevention strategies.
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Please join BCA Leadership Malawi monthly peer learning where we will be hosting Habiba Rezwana Osman as she shares practically from her experience and the Gender Equality Act. This is a conversation that every leader should be a part of in light of the Gender Equality Act. Some of the questions we should be exploring as leaders; What does this mean for our organization? Does it change the landscape? Or is it business as usual? How can we best ensure our teams understand and are aligned to the Act? Please sign up on the link below. Susan Banda-Mudiwa, ACC Mavuto Kapyepye
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