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Navegando en nuestra masculinidad: Manual didáctico del facilitador sobre Masculinidades no Violentas en contextos de pesca sustentable en Centroamérica

La Estrategia de género de El Proyecto Regional de Biodiversidad Costera se propone desarrollar acciones de apoyoa hombres de diversas edades a tener espacios de construcción demasculinidades no violentas que incidan en la eliminación de la violenciade género.
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2022

Profiles for Change – Adalberto Blanco Fuentes, Regional Coastal Biodiversity Project

Adalberto, expert consultant on positive masculinities, has developed the facilitator’s training manual on nonviolent masculinities for sustainable fishing contexts in Central America for the Regional Coastal Biodiversity Project. He has also supported the application of his manual within the project.
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Securing land rights and ending gender exclusion (SLEDGE) project

See the final report from Trocaire and its partners who worked to address gender-based violence and land rights in Uganda under the Resilient, Inclusive, and Sustainable Environments (RISE) grants challenge.
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2022

Report of the Special Rapporteur on violence against women and girls, its causes and consequences, Reem Alsalem – Violence against women and girls in the context of the climate crisis, including environmental degradation and related disaster risk mitigation and response

Report on violence against women and girls and its various manifestations in the context of the climate crisis, environmental degradation and related disaster risk mitigation and response.
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2022

Foundational Elements for Gender-Based Violence Programming in Development

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2022

Conservation of the Alto Mayo landscape without gender violence

In Peru's Alto Mayo, Conservation International Peru worked with Nuwas forest women of the Shampuyacu community to prevent and respond to GBV under the Resilient, Inclusive, and Sustainable Environments (RISE) grants challenge.
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2022

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