In Focus: International Women's Day 2026 and CSW70
The UN Trust Fund commemorates this year’s International Women’s Day (IWD) and CSW70, under the theme "Rights. Justice. Action. For ALL Women and Girls" which place access to justice at the centre of the global agenda, recognizing that justice is a life-saving essential service. Learn more
The UN Trust Fund launches new Strategic Plan
Marking its 30th anniversary, the UN Trust Fund strengthens long-term, flexible funding, support to women’s rights organizations and system-wide accountability to match growing demand and emerging risks. Learn more
Highlights from our latest report to CSW70 and the Human Rights Council
Released to inform CSW70 and HRC62 discussions, the brief document highlights growing threats to justice systems and community-led solutions driven by women’s organizations. Learn more
Press Release: Global Demand to End Violence against Women Hits Record High — Again
As the 16 Days campaign launches, the UN Trust Fund to End Violence against Women and Girls warns of declining Official Development Assistance as civil society demand reaches USD 2.1 billion in its latest global Call for Proposals. Learn more
A New Look, Same Commitment to Women and Girls
As the UN Trust Fund approaches its 30th anniversary, we are unveiling a new, bold and inspiring identity inspired by feminist movements worldwide. Discover our new logo and name now. Learn more
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UN Trust Fund marks 30 years and unveils Strategic Plan to end violence against women and girls

Thirty years after the Beijing Platform for Action, the global crisis of violence against women and girls is deepening, not receding. It is against this reality that the UN Trust Fund marked its 30th anniversary during CSW70 and launched its Strategic Plan 2026–2030 at the high-level event during CSW70.

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Four years of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine: Women’s rights organizations hold the line

Four years into the war in Ukraine, women’s rights organizations remain vital to protection and survival. Three active grantee partners of the UN Trust Fund, Insight, Club Eney, and VESTED are reaching women who have nowhere else to turn. From evacuations to legal identity restoration and lifesaving support for key populations, they continue to adapt in real time.

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A Turning Point for Rape Survivors in Sarajevo Canton
A milestone for Bosnia and Herzegovina, led by the Foundation for Local Democracy (FLD): The FIRST Protocol on Procedures in Cases of Rape creates a unified, survivor-centered response across police, health, social and justice systems. Justice starts here.
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‘We Help Each Other Survive’: Survivor Leadership Is Building Hope and Safety for Women in Nepal

In Nepal, Shakti Milan Samaj provides lifeline support services to women and girls at risk of being left behind - including women survivors of sex trafficking, wives of migrant workers, women working in the entertainment sector, and women living with HIV.

Strategic Plan 2026-2030
UN Trust Fund Report to the Commission on the Status of Women 2026
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