This is the final report for the Gender-Based Violence and REDD+ in Fiji: Tackling Resource Conflict and Addressing Gender-Based Risk in the Environment (GBV/FGRM+) activity, delivered under the United States Agency for International Development’s (USAID) Resilient, Inclusive, & Sustainable Environments (RISE) Challenge. Using the iDARE framework, the activity successfully incorporated methods to address gender-based violence (GBV) associated with the REDD+ program in Fiji. As one of the winners of RISE, Marstel-Day and WI-HER built on a previous resource-based conflict and land rights initiative, led by the Government of Fiji (GoF) and funded by the World Bank, to improve the readiness and implementation of REDD+ programming in Fiji. With funding from USAID under the RISE Challenge, the GBV/FGRM+ activity leveraged a proven gender integration tool (iDARE) to improve and enhance FGRM, a promising conflict mitigation mechanism, for improved management, control, and access to resources and land in Fiji.
Final report: Gender-Based Violence and REDD+ in Fiji: Tackling Resource Conflict and Addressing Gender-Based Risk in the Environment
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Accessing and Controlling Natural Resources, Addressing Gender-Based Violence, Addressing Traditional Barriers, Asia and the Pacific, Civil Society, Climate Change, Community-Based Organisations, Conservation, Conservation Finance, Deforestation, Deforestation and Degradation, Documents and resources, Donors and Funds, Emissions Reduction, Engaging Men and Boys, English, Environmental Issues Themes, Environmental Sectors, External, Fiji, Forests, Gender Action Plans and Planning, Government, Indigenous Peoples Organisations, Indigenous Women, Integrating Gender in the Project Cycle, Land and Resource Rights, Land Rights, Language, Male Engagement Strategies, Ministry, Mitigation, Origin, Payment for Ecosystem Services, REDD+, Regions, Report, Resource Type, Social Inclusion and Intersectionality, Stakeholder, Tenure Rights, Theory of Change, Tree Tenure, World Bank Group (WBG)
