The UN has adopted international commitments to address gender-related violence in conflict, including UN Security Council resolution 1960, which provides an accountability system for conflict-related sexual violence stipulates coordinated and timely collection of information on such violence and calls for countries to establish specific time-bound commitments. Domestic violence, trafficking, child marriage, are also exacerbated during conflict. Reports from the Democratic Republic of the Congo on the extent of conflict-related sexual violence range from 18 to 40 per cent among women and girls and between 4 and 24 per cent among men and boys. Sexual violence against women and girls is widespread in conflict and used as a war tactic. World survey on the role of women in development.Training for gender equality and women's empowerment.Entity-specific implementation plans on gender parity.Gender Focal Points and Focal Points for Women.High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development.UN Women Global Innovation Coalition for Change.Flagship programme: Making Every Woman and Girl Count.Engaging boys and young men in gender equality.Action on ending violence against young women and girls.Economic empowerment and skills development for young women.Preventing violent extremism and countering terrorism.Women, peace, and security in the work of the UN Security Council.Sustainable Development and Climate Change.Macroeconomic policies and social protection.Contract templates and general conditions of contract.Moez Doraid, Deputy Executive Director for UN Coordination, Partnerships, Resources and Sustainability, a.i.Åsa Regnér, Deputy Executive Director for Policy, Programme, Civil Society and Intergovernmental Support.UN Under-Secretary-General and UN Women Executive Director Sima Bahous.UN Trust Fund to End Violence against Women.Opportunities for NGOs to address the Commission.
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