"Enhancing Gender-Based Violence Data Systems in Jordan: Legislative Frameworks and Best Practices"
This report, Enhancing Gender-Based Violence Data Systems in Jordan: Legislative
Frameworks and Best Practices, underscores the critical need for robust, centralized,
and standardized systems for gender-based violence (GBV) data collection and
management in Jordan. While Jordan has made strides in addressing GBV through
legislative amendments and international commitments, significant gaps remain,
particularly in data collection, integration, and utilization. These deficiencies hinder
effective policymaking, resource allocation, and the implementation of prevention
and response strategies.
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