Dr Jackie Mangoma. Gender inequalities: Reflections & Issues (Gender Based Violence)

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Dr Jackie Mangoma

Gender inequalities: Reflections & Issues (Gender Based Violence)

What were the aims and methods of the Desk Review The Desk Review: Aimed to provide a ‘snapshot’ of current strengths, weaknesses and gaps and make recommendations. Focused on the latest available National Strategic Plan in 2010 Addressed 20 countries: Angola, Botswana, Comoros, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Rwanda, Seychelles, South Africa, Swaziland, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe

Framework for Women, Girls and Gender Equality in NSPs on HIV and AIDS in Southern and Eastern Africa

Findings and analysis NSPs frequently include ‘headlines’ for women, girls and gender equality, but fail to follow through Focus in NSPs limited to increasing access to and uptake of treatment for women and girls and PMTCT Most NSPs focus on providing ‘technical’ solutions

Findings and analysis (2) Major gaps include: Failure to recognize and meaningfully programme for gender-based violence Failure to address strengthening care and support programmes Other gaps include: Lack of meaningful involvement of women living with HIV and their sexual and reproductive health rights Lack of attention to gender expertise Lack of costed and budgeted interventions Lack of sex disaggregated data or sex specific targets.

Findings and analysis 12 out of 20 National Strategic Plans scored zero on ‘eliminating gender-based violence and discrimination’ Only 3 of the regions’ National Strategic Plans specifically ‘affirm the sexual and reproductive health and rights of women living with HIV’

Overview of women, girls and gender equality in NSPs in the region

Recommendations to countries - Summary Fostering an enabling environment that advances human rights and access to justice Strengthening the meaningful involvement of and leadership by women living with and affected by HIV Utilizing a sexual and reproductive health and rights approach Eliminating gender-based violence and discrimination Strengthening care and support by and for women and girls

Recommendations to countries – key priorities Fostering an enabling environment that advances human rights and access to justice Key priority: Institutionalising supportive and legal policy frameworks Strengthening the meaningful involvement of and leadership by women living with and affected by HIV Key priority: Clear processes and mechanisms outlined Utilising a sexual and reproductive health and rights approach Key priority: Linkage of sexual and reproductive health and HIV services Eliminating gender-based violence and discrimination Key priority: Interventions to create supportive legal and policy frameworks Strengthening care and support by and for women and girls Key priority: Strengthening of health systems to reduce women’s unpaid care burden

Eliminating Gender-Based Violence and Discrimination (Key Areas) Attention must also be paid to addressing GBV in all its forms: IPV, sexual violence, psychological violence as well as systematic, structural violence in peace, conflict and post conflict settings Specific interventions: 1. Creation of supportive legal and policy environment to prevent and redress all forms of violence against women 2. Legal reform to criminalise marital rape 3. Comprehensive post rape care protocols for HIV prevention ( See Framework)

Concluding message National Strategic Plans on HIV are critical instruments for addressing the particular priorities, needs and vulnerabilities of women and girls, and for advancing gender equality - both of which are central to the success of the HIV response