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Several international agreements acknowledge the importance of protecting women in conflict and fragile situations, and the role that they can and should play in conflict resolution to ensure sustained peace. These include UN Security Council Resolutions 1325 (2000), 1820 (2008), 1888 and 1889 (2009). The Accra Agenda for Action also commits donors and partners "...to help ensure the protection and participation of women" in post conflict countries and situations of fragility (para. 21b). The practice notes in this secion address these issues and also the broader question of violence against women.
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What to say and do? How to conduct a dialogue on Gender-Based Violence (Sida, 2008), pdf, 252,97 Kb |
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Inspiring Initiative : Comprehensive Responses to GBV in Low-Resource Settings, Southern Africa (Sida, 2010), pdf, 40.89Kb |
| Violence against Women (GTZ, 2009), pdf, 536 Kb |
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Focus: Women, Gender and Armed Conflict (ADA, 2009), pdf, 315 Kb |
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Conflict, Peacebuilding, Disarmament, Security: Humanitarian Assistance (AusAID, 1997 |
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Masculinity and Civil Wars in Africa (GTZ, 2009) pdf, 800 Kb |
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Institutional and Organisational Change: Mainstreaming a Gender Equality Perspective in the Consolidated Inter-Agency Appeals (CIDA, 2001), |
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