Measuring Progress, Driving Solutions

Using thedata as our guide, the Together for Girls partnership aims to raise awareness, promote evidence-based solutions, and galvanize coordinated action across sectors to end violence against boys and girls, with a special focus on sexual violence against girls. Ourgrowing partnershipis currently active in more than 20 countries around the world.

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Join us as during SVRI to discuss key resources  measuring progress and driving solutions to prevent sexual violence against children

CTICC (Cape Town International Convention Centre)

Join Together for Girls, The Global Partnership to End Violence Against Children, the SVRI and The Economist Intelligence Unit at SVRI Forum for dinner and discussion about the latest resources measuring progress and driving solutions to prevent sexual violence against children around the world:<ul><li>INSPIRE: Seven strategies for Ending Violence Against Children - Identifies a select group of strategies that have shown success in reducing violence against children. They are: implementation and enforcement of laws; norms and values; safe environments; parent and caregiver support; income and economic strengthening; response and support services; and education and life skills.</li><li>What Works to Prevent Sexual Violence Against Children - Evidence Review - Using the INSPIRE framework but with a particular focus on sexual violence, this new, first-of-its-kind evidence review identifies proven and promising solutions to prevent sexual violence in childhood.</li><li>The Out of the Shadows Index - This index maps where countries are today in terms of responding to sexual violence against children. It shows the gaps and areas where more work is needed.</li></ul>Participants include: <ul><li>Douglas Griffiths, President, Oak Foundation </li><li>Dr. Daniela Ligiero, CEO &amp; Executive Director, Together for Girls </li><li>Dr. M. Catherine Maternowska, Lead, Data, Evidence &amp; Learning, Global Partnership to End Violence Against Children</li><li>Katherine Stewart, Public Policy Consultant, The Economist Intelligence Unit </li><li>Chi-Chi Undie, Population Council; SVRI Leadership Council</li><li>Lydia Wasula, Uganda Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development</li></ul>

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