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Job-seeking women in Georgia still face numerous obstacles, whether it is inequality or stereotypes; for this reason, UN Women constantly supports a variety of initiatives to overcome these challenges.
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An effective fight against gender-based violence requires the involvement of various sectors, including the Government, NGOs, donor organizations and businesses.
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Internally displaced women have unique experiences and challenges; it is therefore necessary to take their perspectives into consideration in order to implement effective policy on conflict resolution and peacebuilding.
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UN Women is actively carrying on its cooperation with and support of public entities in the implementation of the mechanisms for the prevention of and response to sexual harassment.
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Taking into account the principles of gender equality in the process of good governance reform is of crucial importance, especially for Georgia, which strives for integration into the European Union.
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UN Women, in partnership with the Ministry of Defence of Georgia, has been actively working on gender mainstreaming in the ministry for more than a decade. Among other initiatives, this collaboration involves the acknowledgement and recognition of the contribution of women in the Georgian Defence Forces.
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UN Women, with the support of the Norwegian Government, is actively working to increase the involvement of women and girls in ICT and continues to promote the sharing of relevant knowledge and competencies for them.
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Every second woman in Georgia has experienced at least one form of violence during her life, and every fourth woman has experienced sexual harassment.
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UN Women continues supporting regular information-sharing meetings on the Geneva International Discussions (GID). The main goal of these meetings is to support women’s meaningful participation in the processes, including taking into consideration their needs and priorities.
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Eka Kevanishvili, a reporter at Radio Liberty’s Tbilisi Bureau who has been working on women’s rights and gender equality for years, laid a special emphasis on state services when writing an article about the violence against women.
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UN Women supports the implementation of the National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security, including through knowledge-sharing with representatives of relevant agencies and the provision of valuable educational and training courses.
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UN Women, together with the Swedish and United States embassies, the State Fund for Protection and Assistance of (Statutory) Victims of Human Trafficking, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Legal Aid Service of Georgia, visited the regions of Samtskhe-Javakheti and Kvemo Kartli.
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During the conference, the participants discussed ways to measure gender equality in companies and the importance of gender-balanced investment teams, as well as the practice of financing women’s businesses.
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The Georgian Rugby Union, a long-standing partner of UN Women, has become the first sports union in the country to officially adopt such a mechanism.
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The introduction of sexual harassment prevention mechanisms was the main topic of a conference held on 29 November within the framework of the annual 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence global campaign.
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Ana Pachuashvili is the Head of the Human Rights Protection Division at the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia. With the support of UN Women and the European Union, important steps have been taken to improve the legal mechanisms protecting women and victims of domestic violence.
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UN Women, in cooperation with the UN Resident Coordinator’s Office in Georgia and the representatives of various UN agencies, held an Open Day on Women, Peace and Security as part of the global 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence campaign.
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The Government of Georgia adopted a regulation on issuing compensation to the victims/survivors of violence against women and/or domestic violence on 9 November 2022. The relevant legislative amendment was drafted and approved with the involvement and technical support of UN Women.
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UN Women continues to support regular meetings among the Georgian participants of the Incident Prevention and Response Mechanism (IPRM) and the representatives of the women’s civil society organizations, as well as the displaced and conflict-affected women.
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UN Women, within the framework of the implementation of the Women, Peace and Security agenda, supports the empowerment and training of women from civil society so that they can play an effective role in future negotiations and mediation processes by acquiring the adequate competencies and skills.
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