UN Trust Fund to End Violence against Women

The UN Trust Fund to End Violence against Women, managed by UN Women on behalf of the UN system, is the only global grant-making mechanism dedicated to eradicating all forms of violence against women and girls. Since its establishment in 1996 by UN General Assembly resolution 50/166, the UN Trust Fund has awarded USD 198 million to 609 initiatives in 140 countries and territories. In 2021, the UN Trust Fund to End Violence against Women supported projects reached 41,782,089 people, including a minimum of 22,506,645 women and girls overall and 260,587 woman and girls were empowered to exercise agency for change in their own lives—specifically, through accessing specialist support services, prevention initiatives, and as co-creators in the design and implementation of projects to end violence against women and girls, including efforts to improve effectiveness of legislation, policies, and national action plans.

UN Trust Fund to End Violence against Women’s tracks

• So, how to stop violence before it even starts? by UN Trust Fund to End Violence against Women
• Responding to survivors’ needs by UN Trust Fund to End Violence against Women
• Multiple identities and uncertain times by UN Trust Fund to End Violence against Women
• Take your time they say… by UN Trust Fund to End Violence against Women
• Everyone, let’s get to work! by UN Trust Fund to End Violence against Women
• When you are religious about ending violence against women? by UN Trust Fund to End Violence against Women
• What is PBK? Understanding the value of practice-based knowledge by UN Trust Fund to End Violence against Women
• Welcome to Pathways to Prevention! by UN Trust Fund to End Violence against Women