UNFPA, IPDF Join Forces to Fight Gender-Based Violence

UNFPA, IPDF Join Forces to Fight Gender-Based Violence
Thursday 15 April 2021 - 16:17

The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and Initiatives for the Protection of Women’s Rights (IPDF) signed a partnership agreement for 2021 to fight gender-based violence.

Inked by UNFPA representative Luis Mora and IPDF president Ilhame Ouadghiri, the agreement aims to develop the capitalization and modeling process of the multifunctional center “Batha” for women’s empowerment to introduce an innovative and dynamic approach, focused on gender-based violence survivors, the UNFPA said Thursday in a statement.

This joint initiative is part of the project “Promotion of women’s and girls’ sexual and reproductive health rights and gender equality in Morocco”, implemented with the support of the Canadian Embassy in Morocco, the same source noted.

The agreement will focus on improving the quality of services offered by the “Batha” center and strengthening stakeholders’ capacity and raising awareness to prevent gender-based violence.

 

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