Developing National Capacity to Counteract Domestic Violence in Belarus

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The Joint Programme to Develop National Capacity to Counteract Domestic Violence in Belarus worked to improve national legislation to counteract domestic violence, piloted a multi-sectoral, coordinated approach to domestic violence response, and strengthened the capacities of communities to respond to domestic violence and support survivors through increased access to social and legal services.

A joint effort of UNFPA, UNICEF and IOM, with funding from UN Women, the programme ran from 2011 to 2015.

Donors

UN Women

Partners

UNFPA, UNICEF, IOM

Dates

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Financial data

Key figures

Date
Contributor
Project
Amount
UN Women
Capacity on Domestic Violence, Belarus
USD 885,000
Date
Contributor
Project
Amount
UN Women
Capacity on Domestic Violence, Belarus
$217,763
UN Women
Capacity on Domestic Violence, Belarus
$310,289
UN Women
Capacity on Domestic Violence, Belarus
$322,743
Date
Project
Organization
Amount
Capacity on Domestic Violence, Belarus
IOM
$1,394
Capacity on Domestic Violence, Belarus
UNICEF
$29,740
Capacity on Domestic Violence, Belarus
UNFPA
$185,845
Capacity on Domestic Violence, Belarus
IOM
$25,388
Capacity on Domestic Violence, Belarus
UNFPA
$245,418