Gemensamt FN-program mot könsstympning av flickor och kvinnor

In summary, main achievements at output level in 2023 were; Girls and young womens agency: - 162,044 girls aged 0 to 14 years were protected from undergoing FGM through community-level surveillance systems - 817,529 women and girls have initiated conversations on FGM elimination and/or advocated for abandonment of the practice Family and community engagement: - 1,361,220 people made public declarations to abandon FGM - 2,315 communities established surveillance systems to protect girls from being subjected to FGM - 66,015,838 individuals reached through mass media messaging on FGM, womens and girls rights, and gender equality66,015,838 individuals reached through mass media messaging on FGM, womens and girls rights, and gender equality Movement building: - 8,817 grass-roots/community-based organizations have integrated coalitions and networks of youth, feminists and womens entrepreneurs working on the elimination of FGM -111,781 community and front-line workers from 241 implementing partners engaged in FGM-related interventions System transformation: - 903,734 girls and women received FGM prevention and protection services - 2,842 health service delivery points with at least one health-care staff member trained on FGM prevention, protection and care services Effective laws and policies: - 442 arrests made as part of FGM legislation enforcement

The overall objective (impact) of the program is: The global promise of ending female genital mutilation is delivered by 2030. The long term outcome is: Emergence of new and more equitable social norms transforming all harmful practices that drive FGM and gender inequality. The medium term outcomes are: - Empowered girls and women know and claim rights to their bodily autonomy and, together with their families and communities, drive changes in social and gender norms. - Girls and women can access a comprehensive package of high quality, gender-responsive, disability-inclusive, culturally and age appropriate services from relevant sectoral systems and institutions. - Governments and other duty-bearers demonstrate increased accountability for resourcing and implementing multi-sectoral policies, laws and frameworks to provide prevention and response for women and girls at risk of, and affected by, FGM - even in hard-to-reach locations. The short-term outcomes are: - Girls and women demonstrating increased assets, capabilities and agency in relation to their rights to bodily integrity, gender equitable roles and relationships. - Men, boys, families and communities increasingly supporting the access of women and girls to measures and services that prevent and protect them against FGM, gender inequalities and other harmful practices. -Health, education, social, legal and child protection systems providing integrated quality FGM services that are accessible and centred on women and girls, as well as families and communities. - A broad range of actors at the global, regional, national and local levels, amplifying their collective efforts to advocate, develop, implement, monitor and evaluate gender transformative multi-sectoral evidence-based FGM elimination policy and legal frameworks with adequate resourcing.