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Safe Cities and Safe Public Spaces: Global results report

Safe Cities and Safe Public Spaces: Global results report

Publication year 2017
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This report on UN Women’s Global Flagship Programme Initiative, Safe Cities and Safe Public Spaces, shares achievements gleaned from various participating city programmes in Africa, Latin America, the Arab States, Asia and the Pacific, North America, and Europe.

A series of stories illustrate what authorities, grass-roots women, women’s organizations and other community partners can do as part of a comprehensive, evidence-based approach to prevent and respond to sexual harassment and other forms of sexual violence against women and girls in public spaces. Many of their initiatives have successfully enhanced safety, including through a focus on the most impoverished urban areas.

The report places particular emphasis on chronicling interventions in the four outcome areas of the global flagship programme initiative.

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  • See also: Safe Cities and Safe Public Spaces for Women and Girls global initiative: Global results report 2017–2020

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24
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Good practices
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Africa Arab States/North Africa Asia and the Pacific Belgium Canada Colombia Dominican Republic Ecuador Egypt Ending violence against women and girls Europe and Central Asia Guatemala Honduras India Ireland Japan Latin America and the Caribbean Mexico Morocco Mozambique OECD DAC Donors and Other Countries Papua New Guinea Philippines Rwanda Safe Cities and Safe Public Spaces South Africa United States of America Viet Nam

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