Stories from the Field
The following stories illustrate gender issues and the importance of UNIFEM’s work around the world.
- Colombia: Mapping Experiences Changes Municipal Plans (06.01.09)
- Brazil, Chile, Rwanda and India: Proving What Works in Engaging Men (24.11.08)
- Morocco: Protection for Women and Girls Marginalized by Stigma (24.11.08)
- Serbia: A Pioneering Province Advances a Plan for Action (24.11.08)
- Women, and their Success Stories, Speak for Themselves at UNIFEM Sabaya Centres (23.08.07)
- Teresa Rodríguez: “Las Mujeres son Potencial de Desarrollo” (07.08.07)
- From Sitting Rooms to Support Centres: UNIFEM Backs Multipurpose Centre Initiative in DRC (04.05.07)
- GBV Offices – A Sign of Progress in UNIFEM Partnership with Rwandan Police (18.04.07)
- Cambodia: Radio Broadcasts Break the Silence (08.03.07)
- Commonwealth of Indepedendent States: Shining Light on Human Trafficking (08.03.07)
- Latin America: Making Cities Safer (08.03.07)
- Nepal: Sending Messages Across Mountains (08.03.07)
- Occupied Palestinian Territory: Chronicling a Tradition to Put an End to Murder (08.03.07)
- Rwanda: Women Ex-Combatants Advocate for Peace and Rights (08.03.07)
- South Africa: Making a Dramatic Link between Violence and HIV/AIDS (08.03.07)
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