GBV Strategy targets better support for survivors
Papua New Guinea launched a National GBV Strategy to help survivors of gender-based violence. Natasha Metta from the Department for Community Development and Religion said the plan aims for better support services. People in rural areas are expected to benefit most. The strategy focuses on stronger coordination between different agencies.
Survivors of gender-based violence in Papua New Guinea, especially those in rural areas, are expected to benefit from improved support services and stronger inter-agency coordination under the country's newly launched National GBV Strategy, says Natasha Metta, GBV Regional Coordinator for the New Guinea Islands and Southern Region at Department for Community Development and Religion. To access this post, you must purchase Web , Web – One-Day , Web – 14-Day , Web – One-Month , Web – Three-Month , Web – Six-Month , Web – Annual , Web & eBook , Web & eBook – One-Day , Web & eBook – 14-Day , Web & eBook – One-Month , Web & eBook – Three-Month , Web & eBook – Six-Month or Web & eBook – Annual . The post GBV Strategy targets better support for survivors appeared first on Post Courier .