Session 1: The Importance of Costing VAW

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Session 1: The Importance of Costing VAW Expert Group Meeting Step by Step towards Costing Violence against Women in the Arab Region  

Impact of Marital Violence in the Arab Region Health (Mental, Physical, Psychological, Sexual) Status NATIONAL ECONOMY AND SOCIETY Education Affect women’s access to pursue Affects Reduce women’s employment opportunities and ability to perform Discourage women from seeking Impacts Women’s low socioeconomic status further heightens the risk of violence Women’s limited education and poor health has spill-over effects onto the next generation Witnessing violence as a child is associated with experiencing or perpetrating violence later in life Children’s poor health, behavior and educational attainment Carry high costs for Losses in potential and productivity are constraints to Work Prevention Protection Prosecution Compensation Increases expenditures on

The importance costing VAW in the Arab region Violence against women (VAW) in the Arab region is widely recognized as a critical human rights violation that requires political commitment and leadership to prevent it, mitigate its consequences, and prosecute its perpetrators. Marital violence, in particular is very prevalent in the region and data is available in this area to a certain extent. Costing marital violence in the Arab region will fill a gap in knowledge on the economic impacts of marital violence A focus on economic costs of marital violence in the Arab region can potentially offer an entry point to influence budgeting decision makers in the Arab states.

The importance of a guide on costing VAW in the Arab region Costing marital violence will help Arab States coordinate their efforts on a national level since current efforts have been disconnected and fragmented. This is evident in the disengagement of the national legal frameworks from the policy frameworks and the services that have been established. Costing marital violence will help Arab States to implement their due diligence and meet their international commitments and obligations, such as the Beijing Platform of Action, and CEDAW. Analyzing the cost of marital violence will enable Arab States to fully assume their role as duty bearers, confirming the severity of the problem, and that it is a matter of public, not private, concern

Which Countries are Costing Marital Violence in the Arab Region? Egypt completed the costing of gender based violence in 2015 Palestine (started 2017) Saudi Arabia (started 2017) Tunisia (started 2018) Lebanon (started 2018)

Tentative Outline for the Guidelines on “Step to Step Guide to Cost Marital Violence in the Arab Region” I. The Purpose of Costing Violence against Women II. Why Costing VAW in the Arab region?/ How could costing VAW influence policy reform in the Arab region III. Issues to Consider when Costing Marital Violence A. Site Selection B. Operational Definitions C. Time Frame for the Study D. Sampling

Tentative Outline for the Guidelines – Continuation IV. Estimating Costs of IPV at the Household and Community Level A. Household Level Costs of marital violence 1. Mapping Help Seeking Behavior 2. Household Out-Of-Pocket – Direct Costs 3. Household Indirect Costs B. Community Level Costs of marital violence 1. Mapping of Services Available at the Community Level 2. Provider Survey to Collect Data on Volume and Cost of Services Provided C. Gender Responsive Budgeting

Tentative Outline for the Guidelines – Continuation V. Ethical Guidelines in Intimate Partner Violence Research VI. Additional Considerations

Case Studies Egypt 2. Vietnam 3. United Kingdom 4. Kazakhstan 5. Palestine 6. Saudi Arabia

Proposed Steps for Costing Marital Violence in the Arab Region

Annexes Illustrative Example of Mapping Help Seeking Behavior Help-Seeking by Women after experiencing IPV Draft list of questions for the fieldwork

Proposed Documentation of Case Studies I. Countries Completed the Costing Exercise Egypt, Vietnam, United Kingdom Kazakhstan; II. Countries in the Process: Palestine Saudi Arabia

Thank you. www.unescwa.org