The Tithetse Nkhanza programme worked at the national and community level to address violence against women and girls through a comprehensive prevention and response programme. The programme has produced numerous tools, research pieces and practice-based lessons which will be relevant to those working on GBV prevention and response in Malawi and beyond.
A new toolkit that integrates concepts and elements of power, gender and political economy analysis into one resource has been launched by Christian Aid and Social Development Direct.
This blog to mark Earth Day 2021 draws on global evidence to provide a summary of the intersections between women’s economic empowerment and climate change and identifies 10 opportunities to accelerate action and raise ambition on climate change and gender equality.
Find out about how SDDirect are part of 16 organisations working to include people with disabilities in health, work, education, and tackle stigma and discrimination.
While we have known for long that VAWG can affect women and girls from all groups and walks of life (the global estimate that 1 in 3 women will experience physical or sexual violence in their lifetime has remained the same for over a decade), growing evidence is telling us more about how the experiences of VAWG vary between groups
