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Women are empowered to build resilient, cohesive and peaceful communities to prevent radicalization and violent extremism
Philippines
1/01/2019
31/12/2021
Keywords
Civic participation; WEE unspecified
Project description
This outcome includes normative work in implementing UNSCR 2242 among other UNSCRs on women, peace and security and preventing violent extremism. Work under this outcome will cover women's economic empowerment as one of the push factors to radicalization and recruitment to VE groups, women's capacity development and network building towards policy and programme advocacy on PVE, as well as research on the push and pull factors to radicalization and participation in VE groups and impact of VE to women and girls.
Primary thematic area
Secondary thematic areas
Regulatory & legal frameworks
Project details
Umbrella programme
Accountable Org(s)
UN Women
Funding Org(s)
Government of Japan
Implementing/
Partner Org(s)
UN Women
Project contact
UN Women (natia.cherkezishvili@unwomen.org)
Funding (USD)
Committed
Spent
$
194,146
$
195,115
Project website
D-Portal link
Project evaluation
Evaluation source
N/A
Evaluation methodology
Quantitative
Programme targets
New evidence and knowledge are generated with particular focus on understanding the incentives for joining violent extremism, identifying the gender social norms underpinning these choices and the role women can play to influence individual decision-makin
Women, especially migrant women, have the capacity, resources and skills to promote social cohesion in communities at risks of radicalization
Women�s groups and networks working on social cohesion and de-radicalization are able to influence and contribute to the development of gender-responsive policies on counter-radicalization
Results achieved
N/A
Targets met?
New evidence and knowledge are generated with particular focus on understanding the incentives for joining violent extremism, identifying the gender social norms underpinning these choices and the role women can play to influence individual decision-makin
Women, especially migrant women, have the capacity, resources and skills to promote social cohesion in communities at risks of radicalization
Women�s groups and networks working on social cohesion and de-radicalization are able to influence and contribute to the development of gender-responsive policies on counter-radicalization
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