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Through trainings, and other initiatives, WI-HER supports the END Fund in being more intentional in how it considers and integrates gender equity and social inclusion.

Equitable Development in Action: WI-HER’s Support of the END Fund

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

WI-HER collaborated with local governments and organizations to implement iDARE to drive locally-led solutions and address barriers to improved health outcomes.

PRESS RELEASE: New Journal Article Details How to Drive Locally-Led Solutions and Achieve Improved Health Outcomes Despite Covid-19 Pandemic Challenges

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Addressing Gaps in Gender-Based Violence Identification and Treatment

The iDARE team supported health workers by encouraging them to think through gaps in service delivery, enabling them to create long-lasting solutions.

The Importance of Supporting Health Workers and Health Centers

Group photo of iDARE teams from Molo sub-county hospital, Rongai health centre, Kitengela subcounty hospital, and Nakuru Provincial General Hospital during a virtual learning session, together with the WI-HER team.

Improving Services for Survivors of Gender-Based Violence: Lessons Learned During Virtual Engagements During the COVID-19 Pandemic

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