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End Violence The Global Partnership to End Violence Against Children May 2016

Strategy What is #Endviolence?

End violence against children 16.2 End abuse, exploitation, trafficking, and all forms of violence against and torture of children 5.2 Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in public and private spheres, including trafficking, and sexual and other types of exploitation 5.3 Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage, and female genital mutilation 8.7 Elimination of the worst forms of child labour, including slavery, human trafficking, and recruitment and use of child soldiers, and by 2025 end child labour in all its forms 4.a Provide safe, non-violent, inclusive, and effective learning environments for all 4.7 Ensure that all learners acquire knowledge [for] promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence

reduce the impact of violence in families, communities and all settings 16.1 Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere 11 Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable and ensure access to fair and effective institutions and to justice for all 16.3 Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels, and ensure equal access to justice for all 16.9 Provide legal identity for all, including birth registration 16.a Strengthen relevant institutions to prevent violence

Strategy VISION A world in which every child grows up free from violence and exploitation MISSION The Partnership aims to make societies safer for children, protect childhood, and end violence against children everywhere. PRINCIPLES Child Centered Rights Focused Universal Inclusive Results Oriented Transparent Data Driven Evidence Based GOALS 1 Build Political Will 2 Accelerate Action 3 Strengthen Collaboration DRIVERS Movement Building Finance and Resources Data and Evidence Monitoring and Evaluation 5 - What is End Violence?

Goals 1 Build Political Will The Partnership will build and sustain political will to end violence against children, promoting evidence-based strategies that will lead to significant, sustained and measurable reductions in violence. 1.1 All countries commit to action to end violence and exploitation of all children. 1.2 Violence against children and the actions needed to prevent them is part of national, regional and global discourse. 1.3 All countries see an increase in finances put towards ending violence and exploitation in all settings. 6 - Goals

Goals 2 Accelerate Action The Partnership will work with partners to accelerate action to tackle the violence that children face, with a focus on pathfinder countries who wish to lead the movement to end violence. 2.1 All countries adopt national legislation to protect children from violence and exploitation, including online violence. 2.2 Children in pathfinder countries can access integrated services. 2.3 Children affected by violence, including those in conflict settings, can access child centred services and programmes. 7 - Goals

Goals 3 Strengthen Collaboration The Partnership will strengthen collaboration among and between countries, and with civil society and other stakeholders, confronting shared threats and developing shared solutions. 3.1 Create platforms for sustained transnational action and learning. 3.2 Serve as the global forum for learning, standard setting, and mutual accountability. 3.3 Generate and disseminate knowledge and evidence. 8 - Goals

Goal 2 Accelerated Action Country-Level Engagement The strategy envisages that a group of pathfinder countries will make a central contribution to the partnership, based on their wish to be leaders in ending violence against children and delivering SDG16.2 and related targets. Cambodia El Salvador Indonesia Jamaica Mexico Paraguay Philippines Romania Sri Lanka Sweden Tanzania 9 - Country-Level Engagement

Goal 2 Accelerated Action Country-Level Engagement The Global Partnership to End Violence Against Children will support governments that have demonstrated a strong commitment to accelerating efforts to make children safe and are focused on solutions. We term these countries Pathfinders. Pathfinders within the Partnership will receive technical support to execute a whole-of-government approach to violence prevention. This will involve development of a road map for implementation of the package of evidence-based solutions, and a national commitment to increased financing. A number of countries have already initiated steps toward being Pathfinders. These countries will commit to confront the many factors that leave children vulnerable to violence, and will help to build a global network of champions needed to make our societies safer for children. By pioneering new approaches to delivering on SDG16.2 and other violence related targets, countries will form alliances with all sectors of society to prevent violence against children. 10 - Country-Level Engagement

Goal 2 Accelerated Action INSPIRE 7 Strategies to end violence against children Parental and caregiver support Implementation and enforcement of laws Income strengthening Norms and value change Response and support services Safe environments Education and life skills 11 - An Integrated & Strategic Approach to Ending Violence

How We Work Governance and Timeline

Partnership and fund governance The Partnership is based on clear principles of engagement and a commitment to providing a voice for stakeholders from all sectors Governance will be as lean as possible, especially at first Global structures will evolve as the Partnership grows and changes, we will also take time to get national structures right Currently, the Partnership has an Interim Advisory Committee and a Secretariat It is expected that the permanent board will meet for the first time in June 13 - Partnership and Fund Governance

Interim Governance Structures Interim Advisory Committee Interim governance Strategy and design Agreeing permanent governance structures Funding the Partnership Secretariat Policy and administrative support Strategic development Support for pathfinders Advocacy and fundraising 14 - Partnership and Fund Governance

Next Steps? Launch - 12 July 2016 Solutions Summit 2017 15 - Next Steps?

Thank You Email: secretariat@end-violence.org Follow us on Twitter: @GPtoEndViolence www.end-violence.org