Joint Programme on Gender-based Violence Prevention and Response in Sri Lanka

The Joint Programme on Prevention and Response to Gender-based Violence in Sri Lanka worked to reduce gender-based violence through multi-sectoral interventions and effective implementation of laws and policies in keeping with international standards.

It conducted capacity building for health care workers and law enforcement, raised awareness among communities, strengthened data collection systems and established and strengthened services for GBV survivors.

A joint effort of UNFPA, ILO, UNICEF, UNHCR, UNDP and WHO, funded by UN Women, the programme ran from 2010 to 2014.

Donors

UN Women

Partners

UNFPA, ILO, UNICEF, UNHCR, UNDP, WHO

Dates

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Financial data

Key figures


Date
From
To
Amount
UN Women
GBV Prevention & Response, Sri Lanka
USD 0.97 million
Date
From
To
Amount
UN Women
GBV Prevention & Response, Sri Lanka
$0.418 million
UN Women
GBV Prevention & Response, Sri Lanka
$0.316 million
UN Women
GBV Prevention & Response, Sri Lanka
$0.236 million
Date
From
To
Amount
GBV Prevention & Response, Sri Lanka
ILO
$0.047 million
GBV Prevention & Response, Sri Lanka
UNHCR
$0.05 million
GBV Prevention & Response, Sri Lanka
WHO
$0.057 million
GBV Prevention & Response, Sri Lanka
UNICEF
$0.055 million
GBV Prevention & Response, Sri Lanka
UNFPA
$0.204 million