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ANNEX 4: RESOURCE LIST <strong>The</strong> resource list below is not exhaustive but is intended to provide guidance in implementing reproductive health programmes. Key Agencies and Organizations Non-governmental Organizations <strong>The</strong> Reproductive Health for Refugees (RHR) Consortium includes the following organizations: American Refugee Committee (ARC) Karen J. Elshazly, Huy Pham, Amy-Jo Versolato 2344 Nicollet Ave. South, Ste. 350 Minneapolis MN 55404-3305 Tel: (612) 872-7060, Fax: (612) 872-4309 E-mail: huyp@archq.org CARE Doris Bartel, Susan Igras 151 Ellis Street Atlanta, GA 30303 Tel: (404) 681-2552, Fax: (404) 577-1205 E-mail: igras@care.org Columbia University’s Center for Population and Family Health <strong>The</strong>rese McGinn, Susan Purdin 60 Haven Avenue, B2 New York, NY 10032 Tel: (212) 304-5224, Fax: (212) 305-7024 E-mail: tjm22@columbia.edu International Rescue Committee (IRC) Mary Otieno 122 East 42nd Street New York, NY 10168 Tel: (212) 551-3000, Fax: (212) 551-3185 E-mail: maryo@theirc.org 132
John Snow International Research and Training Institute (JSI R&T) Meriwether Beatty, Jenny Dahlstein (JSI-Boston) 1616 North Fort Myer Drive, 11th Floor Arlington, VA 22209 Tel: (703) 528-7474, Fax: (703) 528-7480 E-mail: meriwether_beatty@jsi.com Marie Stopes International (MSI) Samantha Guy 153-157 Cleveland Street London W1P 5PG, UK Tel: 44-207-574-7346, Fax: 44-207-574-7418 E-mail: sam.guy@stopes.org.uk Women’s Commission for Refugee Women and Children (WCRWC)* Sandra Krause, Julia Matthews 122 East 42nd Street New York, NY 10168 Tel: (212) 551-3000, Fax: (212) 551-3180 E-mail: juliam@womenscommission.org *Contact for general inquiries about the Consortium. 133
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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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and Herzegovina. The</stron
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IPTF operates geographically throug
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WOMEN AND GIRLS IN KOSOVO: THE EFFE
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More than two years have passed. On
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