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Highlights
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UN Trust Fund responds swiftly to COVID-19 crisis
As health, economic and security concerns increase around the world related to the COVID-19 pandemic, emerging data shows an increase of violence against women and girls. The UN Trust Fund is adjusting its operations and responding swiftly to the evolving crisis. More
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UN Trust Fund grantees' support essential during COVID-19
As the current COVID-19 global pandemic spreads through the world, the UN Trust Fund, and its grantees, recognize the gender dimensions of the impact from the COVID-19 outbreak. More
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Physicians for Human Rights: Strengthening the global response to COVID-19
In the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, Physicians for Human Rights and its community of health professionals are a voice for sound and timely policies that promote gender-aware, adequate, and equitable care and social services for all. More
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Pakistan: Community action to stop violence against women
Community action groups created through a project by Shirkat Gah’s Women’s Resource Centre, a UN Trust Fund grantee, raise awareness about the legal and health ramifications of early marriage, violence against women and increase knowledge about women's rights. More
Latest news
- Pakistan: Multiple threats to women and girls living with disabilities during COVID-19
- Strengthening grantee evaluations to improve work to end violence against women
- Nigeria: Rapid response to protect women during COVID-19 lockdown
- Rwanda: Prioritizing grassroots organizations to protect the most marginalized women
- Voices from the ground: Impact of COVID-19 on violence against women
UN Trust Fund Strategic Plan 2015-2020
The Strategic Plan outlines the work of the next five years under three pillars: giving grants, collecting and collating evidence and results, and global advocacy to end violence against women. Read more.
Featured video
Grantees working together for women survivors of violence living with disabilities
In Cambodia, UN Trust Fund grantees the Cambodia Women’s Crisis Centre and ADD International work together to create a future free from violence for women and girls living with disabilities.
Featured Event
All current UN Trust Fund stakeholders came together to discuss the impact of COVID-19 on ending violence against women. Read more.
Featured Event
Updates from the First UN Trust Fund to End Violence against Women Global Grantee Convention taking place in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina from 4-7 November 2019. Read more.
