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Strategies to End Gender Based Violence: The USAID approach

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Strategies to End Gender Based Violence: The USAID approach
Author(s)Johnson, F. Catherine
AbstractThis articles discusses the ways in which gender-based violence undermines development efforts in such sectors as economic growth, HIV/AIDS, and child survival. Gender violence is an enormous cost to society. Johnson advocates for a comprehensive, multifaceted model to address the problem, including legal interventions, health approaches, public awareness and political will, illustrating this model with the interventions of USAID.
IssueNo3
Pages125-128
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceDevelopment
VolumeNo44
PubDateSeptember 2001
ISBN_ISSN1011-6370

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