The Impact of Armed Conflict on Women and Girls - UNFPA

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ANNEX 3: PARTICIPANT CONTACT LIST Country/City Participant Agency Special Responsibility Albania Manuella Bello UNFPA National Programme Officer Albania Makbule Çeço Deputy Speaker <strong>of</strong> Albanian Parliament Albania Valentina Leskaj Executive Director, AFPA Albania Discussant <strong>of</strong> Paper: “<strong>The</strong> Role <strong>of</strong> Women’s NGOs” Armenia Susanna Vardanyan Women’s Rights Centre (WRC) Azerbaijan Mominat Omarova Azerbaijan Aygul Shamchiyeva Azerbaijan Ramiz Alekperov Deputy Chief <strong>of</strong> the State Committee on Women’s Issues Cabinet <strong>of</strong> Ministers <strong>of</strong> the Azerbaijan Republic UNFPA National Programme Officer Bosnia & Herzegovina Peter Iiscola Chief Human Rights Officer, UNMIBH, Sarajevo 124 Contact Information Other UNFPA Tel.: 355-4-257838, - 257839, -235520 Fax: 355-4-232283 Email: mbello@unfpa.org.al UNFPA Tel. 355-4-251475 Fax. 355-4-224269 Mobile 355-38 20 34 089 Email: afpa@albaniaonline.net Karen Daduryan, UNFPA NPO Tel.: 3741-589275, - 543812, -583194, Fax: 3741-543811 E-mail: karend@unfpa.am Address: Albanian Family Planning Association, Bulevardi “Zhan D’Ark”, Pallatet e Lanes, P.1, shk.1, Ap.1 Tirana UNFPA UNFPA UNFPA Tel.: 99-412-922441, - 989888, Fax: 99-412- 922379, -983235 Email: ramiz@unfpa.org
Country/City Participant Agency Special Responsibility Bosnia & Herzegovina äeljka 0XGURYþLF UNFPA National Programme Officer Author <strong>of</strong> Paper: “Sexual and Gender- Based Violence” Contact Information Other UNFPA Home Tel.: 387-33-542- 080 Tel.: 387-71-276833 Fax. 387-71-665-681 Mobile: 387-66-215-378 Email: zmudrovcic@unfpa.ba Bosnia & Herzegovina Frank D.Gutmann, M.D., M.P.H. IOM UNFPA/ Bosnia & Herzegovina. Home Tel.: 387-33-210744 Work Tel.: 387-33- 452/707/714 Mobile: 066-775-047 Email: res.mfgtmann@smartnet.b a mfgutmann@hotmail.com fgutmann@iom.int Bulgaria Elena Kabakchieva, MD Bulgaria Marta Diavolova Health and Social Development Foundation UNFPA Programme Officer UNFPA UNFPA Tel.: 359 2975 36 82 Mobile: 359 88 722 978 Email: marta.diavolova@undp.or g Bulgaria Dessislava Georgieva Bulgarian Family Planning Organization Finland Elisabeth Rehn Fax: 358-9-2980531 Tel.: 358-9-2952842 Mobile: 358.40.5149369 Email: Elisabeth.rehn@kolumbus. fi 125
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A UNFPA Strategy for Gender Mainstr
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FOREWORD The natur
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword List <st
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LIST OF ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS
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PART I. CONSULTATIVE MEETING INTROD
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BACKGROUND Women and girls constitu
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information should include document
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BACKGROUND PAPER SUMMARIES Backgrou
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NGOs feel they have the right to wi
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includes the physical, sexual and e
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services to women and by organizing
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parties, including national and int
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WORKING GROUP REPORTS Working Group
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2) Provide technical assistance on
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4) Provide reproductive supplies an
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Report of Working
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2) Advocacy: Problem: • Insuffici
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• Support, for perpetrators <stro
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Report of Working
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population groups can be disrupted
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• Implementation, monitoring and
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Report of Working
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• Build advocacy skills, networki
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• Coordinate and promote cooperat
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PART II. BACKGROUND PAPERS THE IMPA
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isolation and brings into the analy
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Target Groups Women Women and child
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Approaches The Def
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and take necessary steps to overcom
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Refugees must be involved in defini
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Sexually Transmitted Infections and
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Return and Reintegration In additio
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This will involve much more than th
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• Greater attention should be giv
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Post-conflict regions have not effe
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“Although the particular forms <s
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A major premise of
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participate refused. 15 In the surv
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problems. These SO
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community. It could destroy a victi
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Page 113 and 114: decide to return to their husband
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