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National stakeholders work together in a coordinated manner to translate national and international norms and standards into action which transforms attitudes and behaviors discriminating against women and girls
Indonesia
1/01/2019
31/12/2020
Keywords
Women's rights
Project description
This output focuses on holding the Indonesian government accountable and contributing to reporting on their global commitment to women's rights and gender equality, I.e, Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action which will celebrate it's 25 years in 2020; CEDAW national report which Indonesia is expected to present on 2020; and UNSCR 1325 10th year review. Also, it focuses on the support Indonesian CO will provide for Indonesia's participation in the global forum for Generation Equality and CSW 64 in 2020.
Primary thematic area
Secondary thematic areas
Regulatory & legal frameworks
Project details
Umbrella programme
Accountable Org(s)
UN Women
Funding Org(s)
Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade; Government of Japan; UN Multi-Partner Trust Fund COVID-19 Response and Recovery Fund; UN Trust Fund for Human Security; Unilever
Implementing/
Partner Org(s)
UN Women
Project contact
UN Women (natia.cherkezishvili@unwomen.org)
Funding (USD)
Committed
Spent
$
1,982,470
$
1,664,820
Project website
https://resources.unwomen.org/iati/2020/IDN_DRF_SN_Report.docx
https://resources.unwomen.org/iati/2020/IDN_SN_Narrative_Report.docx
D-Portal link
Project evaluation
Evaluation source
N/A
Evaluation methodology
Qualitative AND Quantitative
Programme targets
Communities have an even stronger commitment to values that undermine the message of violent extremism
Duty bearers in vertical and horizontal structures of government are enabled to apply national and international norms and standards in their respective areas of competence for gender transformative governance
Duty bearers in vertical and horizontal structures of government are enabled to apply national and international norms and standards in their respective areas of competence for gender transformative governance
High-quality knowledge product and/or research on the root causes of violent extremism with a human security lens in Indonesia, including East Java is made available
Institutions and systems have increased capacity to promote tolerance and discourage violent extremism among the children and relatives of those convicted or accused of terrorism offences, including travel to support terrorist organisations.
Knowledge on the impacts and detrimental effects of discriminatory social norms on women's empowerment is expanded through research, studies, reviews, advocacy material and pilot projects
More men engage in interventions to transform social norms towards gender justice, including ending VAWG
National Statistical Bureau and other relevant authorities are capacitated to generate, manage, use and analyze gender statistics and other gender-relevant information to improve effectiveness of interventions and increase accountability, with a focus on
Policymakers have a better appreciation for and knowledge of the human security approach and the manner in which it can be usefully employed to prevent and counter violent extremism in Indonesia. (#6.3)
Private sector is engaged to identify and transform business practices which hamper women's economic empowerment
Relevant authorities are able to translate international and national norms into action ensuring decent work and violence free environment or women migrant workers
Rights holders including CSOs, media, academia, and communities are equipped to engage in a meaningful mobilization for transformation of gender norms towards a just, inclusive and peaceful society
Rights holders including CSOs, media, academia, and communities are equipped to engage in a meaningful mobilization for transformation of gender norms towards a just, inclusive and peaceful society
UN Women establishes and manages a coordinated multi-stakeholder advocacy platform on changing social norms to help unify and drive gender discourse towards greater understanding of gender equality for a
Youth in East Java are more capable of generating alternative narratives that confront and undermine the messages of violent extremists
Results achieved
N/A
Targets met?
Communities have an even stronger commitment to values that undermine the message of violent extremism
Duty bearers in vertical and horizontal structures of government are enabled to apply national and international norms and standards in their respective areas of competence for gender transformative governance
Duty bearers in vertical and horizontal structures of government are enabled to apply national and international norms and standards in their respective areas of competence for gender transformative governance
High-quality knowledge product and/or research on the root causes of violent extremism with a human security lens in Indonesia, including East Java is made available
Institutions and systems have increased capacity to promote tolerance and discourage violent extremism among the children and relatives of those convicted or accused of terrorism offences, including travel to support terrorist organisations.
Knowledge on the impacts and detrimental effects of discriminatory social norms on women's empowerment is expanded through research, studies, reviews, advocacy material and pilot projects
More men engage in interventions to transform social norms towards gender justice, including ending VAWG
National Statistical Bureau and other relevant authorities are capacitated to generate, manage, use and analyze gender statistics and other gender-relevant information to improve effectiveness of interventions and increase accountability, with a focus on
Policymakers have a better appreciation for and knowledge of the human security approach and the manner in which it can be usefully employed to prevent and counter violent extremism in Indonesia. (#6.3)
Private sector is engaged to identify and transform business practices which hamper women's economic empowerment
Relevant authorities are able to translate international and national norms into action ensuring decent work and violence free environment or women migrant workers
Rights holders including CSOs, media, academia, and communities are equipped to engage in a meaningful mobilization for transformation of gender norms towards a just, inclusive and peaceful society
Rights holders including CSOs, media, academia, and communities are equipped to engage in a meaningful mobilization for transformation of gender norms towards a just, inclusive and peaceful society
UN Women establishes and manages a coordinated multi-stakeholder advocacy platform on changing social norms to help unify and drive gender discourse towards greater understanding of gender equality for a
Youth in East Java are more capable of generating alternative narratives that confront and undermine the messages of violent extremists
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