This is an assessment of the Tongan Government’s capacity to conduct gender mainstreaming of programs and policies.
This is an assessment of the Cook Islands Government’s capacity to conduct gender mainstreaming of programs and policies.
This is an assessment of the Papua New Guinean Government’s capacity to conduct gender mainstreaming of programs and policies.
This is an assessment of the Government of the Federated States of Micronesia's capacity to conduct gender mainstreaming of programs and policies.
This is an assessment of the Solomon Islands Government’s capacity to conduct gender mainstreaming of programs and policies.
This is an assessment of the Government of the Republic of the Marshall Islands' capacity to conduct gender mainstreaming of programs and policies.
This Thematic Brief provides information and analysis about emerging impacts of COVID-19 on adolescent girls in the Pacific
This Thematic Brief provides information and analysis about emerging gendered impacts and recommendations for response for COVID-19 in the Pacific.
This paper examines how perceptions of one’s relative economic status affect gender attitudes, including support for women’s economic participation and involvement in decision making.
This study identifies the impacts of domestic and sexual violence on Fijian employees and employers. It was conducted to inform the development of tailored solutions for the business community in Fiji.
This study demonstrates the need and appetite for affordable, accessible and quality childcare services among working parents in Fiji.
Four blogs outline initial findings from research exploring the connections between women’s experiences of seeking support to address family and sexual violence and their children’s well-being and opportunities for education in Papua New Guinea’s second largest city, Lae.
Four blogs outline initial findings from research exploring the connections between women’s experiences of seeking support to address family and sexual violence and their children’s well-being and opportunities for education in Papua New Guinea’s second largest city, Lae.
This report analyses the data from the Femili PNG Case Management Centre in Lae and information from justice service providers and women who have taken out protection orders. It finds that the uptake of interim protection orders is increasing and that the time taken to issue family protection orders is decreasing on average, but that there is still more to do to improve the safety of survivors of family and domestic violence.
This report analyses the data from the Femili PNG Case Management Centre in Lae and information from justice service providers and women who have taken out protection orders. It finds that the uptake of interim protection orders is increasing and that the time taken to issue family protection orders is decreasing on average, but that there is still more to do to improve the safety of survivors of family and domestic violence.
This presentation outlines 10 things that Dr Miranda Forsyth from the Austrlaian National University has learnt about sorcery accusations in Papua New Guinea through her researach.
This assessment aimed to identify the constraints to and effective measures for increasing women’s participation and productivity in agricultural value chains in Solomon Islands, including through the Second Rural Development Program (RDP II).
This Report provides insights on the gender division of labour in the agricultural sector in Papua New Guinea.
This study collected information about the experiences of people with disabilities and their carers in Tuvalu, for the first time.
This study collected information about the experiences of people with disabilities and their carers in Tuvalu, for the first time.