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Prevention of Domestic Violence in the Republic of Tajikistan Funded by Implemented by PREVENTION OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IN THE REPUBLIC OF TAJIKISTAN ELENA MAXIMENCO Director PDV/GOPA Branch Office in the Republic of Tajikistan 7-8 June 2018 Funded by Implemented by ASHT MASTCHOH Tajikistan GHAFUROV ..................... KONIBODOM JABBOR RASULOV ZAFAROBOD ISFARA SPITAMEN ISTARAVSHAN GHONCHI SHAHRISTON KUHISTONI MASTCHOH PANJAKENT AYNI JIRGATOL RASHT TOJIKOBOD VAHDAT TAVILDARA VARZOB NUROBOD ROGHUN TURSUNZODA MURGHOB HISOR DUSHANBE DARVOZ FAIZOBOD VANJ SHAHRINAV BALJUVON RUDAKI KHOVALING NORAK YOVON TEMURMALIK MUMINOBOD RUSHON KHUROSON DANGHARA KULOB JOMI SHUROBOD SARBAND BOKHTAR VOSE SHUGHNON VAKHSH HAMADONI FARKHOR JILIKUL SHAHRITUS RUMI QUMSANGIR ROSHTQALA QUBODIYON PANJ NOSIRI KHUSRAV ISHKOSHIM Funded by Implemented by 0.0% 0.0% 100+ 0.0% 0.0% 95-99 Population: 8,858,114 0.0% 0.1% ............................................ 90-94 0.1% 0.1% 85-89 0.2% 0.2% 80-84 2017 0.3% 0.3% 75-79 0.4% 0.3% 70-74 0.6% 0.6% 65-69 1.1% 1.2% 60-64 1.7% 1.7% 55-59 2.1% 2.2% 50-54 2.2% 2.3% 45-49 2.5% 2.5% 40-44 2.9% 2.9% 35-39 4.0% 3.9% 30-34 4.8% 4.8% 25-29 4.8% 4.7% 20-24 4.9% 4.7% 15-19 5.0% 4.7% 10-14 Male Female 6.0% 5.5% 5-9 7.1% 6.8% 0-4 8% 6% 4% 2% 0% 2% 4% 6% 8% Funded by Implemented by 9 the project phase Prevention of Domestic Violence (PDV) Project duration: October 2016 – September 2019 Partners: State institutions at all levels, local public organizations Implementing organisation: GOPA Consultants branch office in Tajikistan Donor: Government of Switzerland DUSHANBE Funded by Implemented by Overall Project Goal: ..................................................... Protect the rights of women, men, and children through strengthening of role of Government in counteracting domestic violence in the Republic of Tajikistan. Funded by Implemented by Contribution of Project Activities to Implementation of National Legislation of the Republic of Tajikistan .................................................................................. Law on Prevention of Domestic Violence from 19.03.2013 State Programme on Prevention of Domestic Violence 2014 – 2023 Concept of Development of Family in the Republic of Tajikistan from 30.12.2015 National Development Strategy of the Republic of Tajikistan until 2030, from 01.10.2016 Funded by Implemented by Survey ...............................................Households interviewed Location Men Women Total VAKHSH 150 150 300 KURGAN-TUBE 151 149 300 BOHKTAR 150 150 300 DUSHANBE 150 152 300 TOTAL 601 601 1202 Funded by Implemented by Log-frame project indicators ......................................................... Indicator 2016% 2017% Target % (2019) Women having experienced physical DV in the past year 47,5 37,0 35.0 Men having experienced physical DV in the past year N/A 3,6 Women having experienced emotional DV in the past year 84,5 86,6 70.0 Men having experienced emotional DV in the past year 74,0 67,1 Funded by Implemented by Log-frame project indicators ......................................................... Indicator 2016% 2017% Target % (2019) Women having experienced DV who have accessed at least N/A 76,8 - one public treatment services Women who accept DV of man vs. his wife if wife brings 49,9 41,5 37,5 shame to the family Men who accept DV of man vs. his wife if wife brings 53,9 30,1 40,5 shame to the family Women who accept DV of man vs. his wife if wife leaves 40,6 28,7 30,5 house without permission Men who accept DV of man vs. his wife if wife leaves 33,1 20,0 24,9 house without permission Funded by Implemented by People relying on religious leaders in crisis situations .........................................................................................................related to partners’ relationship 62.5% Rarely/Never TOTAL female 37.5% 26.5% male 73.5% 95.5% Always/Sometimes DUSHANBE female 4.5% 44.7% male 55.3% 43.1% BOHKTAR female 56.9% 10.9% male 89.1% 53.3% KURGAN-TUBE female 46.7% 28.9% male 71.1% 62.3% VAKHSH female 37.7% 23.5% male 76.5% ..................................................................... ..................................................................... ..................................................................... ..................................................................... ..................................................................... ..................................................................... ..................................................................... ..................................................................... ..................................................................... ..................................................................... ..................................................................... 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Funded by Implemented by PDV activities implemented at the National Level Funded by Implemented by ...........................................................Coordination at National Level Coordination Committee for PDV in Women by the Government of the RT Inter-sectoral working group for PDV by the Committee for Affairs of Women and Family, Government of the RT Working Group by the Administration of the President of the RT for improvement of legal and normative acts related to PDV, abolition of gender stereotypes, protection of rights of women Working Group by the MoHSPP for improvement of regulatory mechanisms for victims of DV Working Group by the MoES for strengthening of role of educational institutions in promotion of non-violent relations Working Group by the MoI for implementation of gender- sensitive aspects in the Programme of Reforms of Police Funded by Implemented by Improvement of Normative Acts for Provision of Services to Victims of DV within the Working Group of MoHSPP ................................................................................. 1 Statute of Departments of Social Assistance at Home by the local public administration authorities 2 Regulation on organisation and functioning of Crisis Centres and Shelters 3 Instructions for social workers on how to react to cases of DV 4 Instructions for health workers on how to react to cases of DV 5 Quality standards for social services, provided to victims of DV, according to the Law of the RT No. 528 “On State Social Standards” from 19.05.2009 etc Funded by Implemented by Strengthening of role of educational institutions in promotion of non-violent relations within the Working Group of MoES ................................................................................. 1 Instructions for employees of educational institutions for prevention of violence and reacting to cases of violence in children 2 Guidelines for teachers on prevention of violence within the framework of subjects: Culture of Family Relations (Маърифати оиладори – 10 class), Basics of State and Right (8-9 classes), Culture of Relations and Household (8-9 classes) and Human Rights (10-11 classes) Funded by Implemented by Support of Gender Equality and PDV within the Working Group of Committee for Affairs of Women and Family ....................................................................................... 1 Communication Strategy on PDV, approved by the Decision of College of CoWFA 22.09.2018 2 Instruction for employees of Departments of WFA on how to react to cases of DV Funded by Implemented by Strengthening of Capacity of Civil Servants on PDV at National Level .................................................................................... 1 Health professionals – 572 (gynecologists, family physicians, nurses, midwives, medical and legal experts) 2 Social workers – 161 3 Teachers – 113 4 Local police – 200 5 Representatives of Committee for Affairs of Religion and Cults – 22 6 State lawyers, who provide free primary legal assistance – 21 Funded by Implemented by PDV activities implemented at the Local/Community Level Funded by Implemented by Intersectoral Coordination of PDV Activities ..................................................................................... Coordination committee at the Khukumat of Khatlon region 15 Inter-sectoral working groups for PDV have been created at the district level, over 258 members of inter-sectoral working groups have been trained on various aspects of coordination Funded by Implemented by Local (state) Social Assistance department Local NGO providing Local Componence of MDWG direct education services to department ............................................. DV victims Head of the MDWG Local police (deputy head Local department of Khukumat) CoWFA Local Local health care religion department leader Funded by Implemented by Infrastructure for Provision of Services to Victims of DV ............................................................................. 1 NGO Gamkhori, Bokhtar city – shelter and crisis centre, NGO Bovari ba Fardo, Dushanbe city – crisis centre, etc 2 Rooms for inspectors on PDV, MoIA 3 Rooms for support of women – victims of DV, created by the MoHSPP with the support of UNFPA 4 Centres for provision of free legal assistance, created by the MoJ with the support of SDC, UNDP, and Helvetas 5 Committee for Affairs of Women and Family / Resource Information Centers; Centre for Self Study for Women, Dushanbe city, etc Funded by Implemented by Victim of DV Social worker Psychologist Health professional Legal consultant Victim of DV The Goal of CC is to provide Local Public Legal and integrated services Court Police Administration Medical Authority Expertise to victims of DV ......................................
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