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Apply Now: £500,000 for Digital Violence Against Women and Girls Reduction Solutions

By Wayan Vota on November 18, 2024

Violence against women and girls

Violence against women and girls (VAWG) is preventable. We can prevent violence through multiple pathways: by preventing violence before it occurs, particularly among children and youth, as well as preventing the re-occurrence of violence after it has started.

We can prevent violence not only among those who participate in direct interventions such as couples or parenting programmes, but also to achieve a reduction in violence at a population level, by transforming community norms and practices around gender and violence.

Grants for Digital VAWG Reduction Solutions

What Works to Prevent Violence Impact at Scale Programme seeks proposals for three year innovation grants of GBP 500,000 to women’s rights organizations in the Global South that work on reducing violence against women and girls in humanitarian or development contexts.

They seek proposals to:

  • Test different delivery platforms or modalities such as media and technology etc.
  • Test new partnerships e.g. between a digital rights organisation and a women’s right organisations.
  • Design and test ways to prevent forms of violence that have been under-researched, such as conflict-related sexual violence, technology-facilitated gender-based violence (TFGBV), violence in climate-related or humanitarian emergencies.
  • Develop approaches to address violence in populations or settings where little experience exists, for example, refugees, ethnic minorities, people with disabilities, or LBT populations.

Applicants must demonstrate that their core work is in the field of VAWG prevention, women’s rights, gender equality, conflict, and digital/technology sectors, and they can create a measurable reduction in VAWG in development and humanitarian contexts, including for the most marginalised women and girls in all their diversities.

Apply Now! Deadline is December 6th, 2024.

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Wayan Vota co-founded ICTworks. He also co-founded Technology Salon, MERL Tech, ICTforAg, ICT4Djobs, ICT4Drinks, JadedAid, Kurante, OLPC News and a few other things. Opinions expressed here are his own and do not reflect the position of his employer, any of its entities, or any ICTWorks sponsor.
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4 Comments to “Apply Now: £500,000 for Digital Violence Against Women and Girls Reduction Solutions”

  1. Philip Nzuma says:

    Hello we are based in eastern Kenya machakos and nonprofit project improving Livelihood of poor and vulnerable, community development and education among others, we access basic needs to over 120 families accessing education and shelters to all families.our mission is to eradicate and illiteracy in our own community.we have youths who want to develop their talents but don’t reach them all deu to luck of finance,we intend to start small farming agriculture for commercial and domestic use for human consumption for elderly people are getting enough support they need, Philip nzuma director.

  2. Vanaja says:

    in 2010 a small group of young Women inspired by the Gandhian boodan movement movement of the 60s, were encouraged to start Peoples Action Service Society . They are motivated to address key issued of inequality such ad Gender discrimination,which had played an important role in the exclusion and oppression of certain marginalized communities.
    we at PASS have sought to address the needs of these communities through programmes that focus on education, skill building, livelihood and income generation, environment and issues that impact community health such as water and sanitation and awareness and spread of HIV ? Aids awareness.

  3. Mligo says:

    We have a comprehensive plan to address and combat gender-based violence (GBV). The project aims to end violence against women, promote gender equality, and empower survivors through a multi-faceted approach. By implementing community-based interventions, advocacy campaigns, and capacity-building initiatives, we aim to create a safe and inclusive society for all.

  4. Johannes Marunga says:

    Please can I apply? I’m very interested with the funding program for violence against women and girls reduction solution.

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