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Figure 2: Percentage of women ever experienced violence. Source: Demographic health survey for the Eastern, Western, Central and Southern region of Africa

Localization can be an Answer to the Double Burden of HIV and Gender-Based Violence

Throughout the 2023 16 Days of Activism Against GBV, individuals and organizations around the world organized events to build awareness around issues related to gender-based violence. Pictured here: WI-HER Gender Advisors and various partners, under USAID IHP, organized an awareness raising walk in Nigeria. Other activities held during the 16 days included advocacy events with ministries, community sensitization meetings, school outreach, media engagement, and more.

The Critical Need for Collaboration in the Pursuit of Ending Gender-Based Violence

Helen John supports the USAID Integrated Health Program (IHP) in Bauchi State, Nigeria, ensuring gender concerns are integrated throughout project design and implementation.

We must not be silent: Reflections on My Work in GBV Prevention & Response

UPHLS workshop with Floride

Strengthening Capacity of Organizations to Provide Gender Equity and Social Inclusion Services For People With Disabilities in Rwanda: A Recap on a Workshop with UPHLS

USAID IHP GBV advocacy and sensitization activity at the Dass Town PHCC. Credit: Asiya Babayo (Aliko Dangote College of Nursing and Midwifery, Bauchi)

Beyond Facility Level: The Role of Community Sensitization to Address Gender-Based Violence 

Dr. Loyce Faith Nangiro is a medical doctor at Amudat Hospital in Uganda. She also volunteers at a rescue center that receives girls running away from gender-based violence.

Podcast Interview with Dr. Loyce Faith Nangiro: International Women’s Day

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