Outcome HTI_D_1.7

Women candidates and voters feel safer and actively participate in the electoral process and in decisions related to peacebuilding and conflict prevention

UN Women has promoted an enabling environment for women to be individually and collectively empowered and equipped to engage in violence free elections in the period ahead after the ongoing transition. The country office has used the 16 days of activism campaign to promote an intergenerational and multi sector dialogue on violence, gathering all layers of society: governement representatives, local authorities, private sector (ADIH), women and human rights organisations, community based organisations, artists, police, students and academcs, pupils, diplomats and medias. The campaign was launched with 300 participants under the MCFDF leadership, a CSO alliance organized a large audience of 400 women on political violence prevention and management. About 200 signatures on a HeForShe commitment board engaging them fight SGBV. A strategic wrap up "cafe de presse" was held by the country Representative to call upon actors to Unite for SGBV elimination. A debriefing meeting was organized by UNW with UN female heads of Agencies, 80% of female governement members, the RC, the SRSG for joint effort and forward looking on violence elimination in Haiti. Together for a zero VAWG.

Women candidates and voters feel safer and actively participate in the electoral process and in decisions related to peacebuilding and conflict prevention

UN Women has promoted an enabling environment for women to be individually and collectively empowered and equipped to engage in violence free elections in the period ahead. Atteched : Note Strategique