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    SECOND ANNUAL SOUTHERN AFRICA LOCAL

    GOVERNMENT AND GENDER JUSTICE

    SUMMIT AND AWARDS

    28 30 MARCH 2011KOPANONG HOTEL, JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH

    AFRICA

    365 DAYS OF LOCAL ACTION TO END GENDER

    VIOLENCE: HALVE GENDER VIOLENCE BY 2015

    SASA! COMMUNITY APPROACH

    PROJECTS:

    PREVENTION

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    HOW DID YOU GO ABOUT IDENTIFYINGTHIS PROBLEM?

    Women Against Rape Working with abused women and childrensince 1993:counseling, shelter, legal advice

    Lack of social and legal support to rape

    victims Mandate revised to address all forms of

    violence

    Baseline study in Maun August 2010PROJECTS:P

    REVENTION

    SASA! COMMUNITY APPROACH

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    IS THIS ISSUE IMPORTANT?

    VAW mitigates against womens full

    participation and integration in thedevelopment process of the country

    VAW is a violation of Human Rights

    VAW affects the health of women: HIV andAIDS teenage pregnancy, disability,etc.

    P

    ROJECTS:P

    REVENTION

    SASA! COMMUNITY APPROACH

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    HOW ARE YOU GOING ABOUT ADDRESSINGTHI S PROBLEM?

    Transforming gender relations through positive,benefits-based programming

    Power within (start)

    Power over (awareness)

    Power with (support)

    Power to (action)

    First Stop Members, Community Activists,

    School clubs

    P

    ROJECTS:P

    REVENTION

    SASA! COMMUNITY APPROACH

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    WHAT IS THE TIME-FRAME FOR THEPROJECT?

    Raising Voices: April 2010-December 2013

    The approach will be continued into thefuture through community ownership

    striving to halve gender violence by 2015

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    ROJECTS:P

    REVENTION

    SASA! COMMUNITY APPROACH

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    WHO IS THE KEY TARGET? WHO ISINVOLVED? ARE WOMEN AND MEN EQUALLY

    INVOLVED?

    P

    ROJECTS:PREVENTIO

    N

    SASA! COMMUNITY APPROACH

    Key target: the community- Maun andNgamiland; men and women

    Stakeholders- police, hospitals,courts

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    PARTNERSHIPS FORMED THROUGH THEPROJECT

    Partnership with Raising Voices: April 2010-December 2013

    Government stakeholders police, hospital,social services, public prosecution, wardleaders, Womens Affairs Dept

    Other NGOs Emang Basadi, Womensshelter, Genderlinks Gaborone

    Men Men in Action, Men Sector, SundaySoccer clubs

    P

    ROJECTS:P

    REVENTION

    SASA! COMMUNITY APPROACH

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    WHAT RESULTS HAVE BEEN ACHIEVED?

    Mapping the community to identify assets

    Baseline surveys of the Maun community

    Localised case management

    Case reporting to WAR: 713 counselling sessions in 2009 vs 804 in 2010

    Partnership with the community andincreased visibility

    P

    ROJECTS:P

    REVENTION

    SASA! COMMUNITY APPROACH

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    IMPACT (BASED ON THE SADC PROTOCOLTARGETS)

    Article 20-25: Gender Based Violence andArticle 27: HIV and AIDS

    Review the laws and lobby the Government

    to amend laws e.g.Domestic Violence Act2008, Childrens Act 2009

    Creation of public awareness on the socialills of power imbalance between men andwomenP

    ROJECTS:P

    REVENTION

    SASA! COMMUNITY APPROACH

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    EFFECTIVENESS

    Based on inclusiveness of men and women Community participation and ownership

    Introspection on self and how we use powerwithin us in relation to others

    Rights based approach

    PROJECTS:P

    REVENTION

    SASA! COMMUNITY APPROACH

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    SUSTAINABILITY AND REPLICATION

    Adequate written material on theprograms:

    The SASA! Toolkit

    The Life skills Training Manual

    The First Stop Members Booklet

    The How to form GLOW clubs Bookletsand wall poster

    Stories of courage from survivorsSASA! Can be replicated in any community

    setting

    PROJECTS:P

    REVENTION

    SASA! COMMUNITY APPROACH

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    LESSONS LEARNED

    The involvement of men and women asCommunity Activists and First StopMembers in our community

    Socialisation of children, school programs Prevention of violence on women calls for

    social behaviour change and this has tocome from the people; the communityPR

    OJECTS:P

    REVENTION

    SASA! COMMUNITY APPROACH

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    THANK YOU

    ANY QUESTIONS?PROJECTS:P

    REVENTION

    SASA! COMMUNITY APPROACH


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