Public Policies on Violences

 Strategic guidelines for intercultural and comprehensive policies on prevention and response to violences against indigenous women, young women and girls.

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The Continental Network of Indigenous Women of the Americas (ECMIA), in coordination with partner and allied organizations, and experienced young, adult, and elder indigenous women leaders, present these strategic guidelines to orient the design, implementation, monitoring, evaluation, and analysis of intercultural and comprehensive public policies for the prevention of and response to violences affecting indigenous women, young women, and girls.

This practical tool is directed at authorities and public officials at different levels of government. Likewise, these guidelines are directed at indigenous women’s and young women’s organizations seeking to advocate in local, national, and international spaces to achieve more effective and committed policies to eradicate these violences.

• Publisher: CHIRAPAQ / ECMIA
• Collaboration: Ford Foundation / United Nations Population Fund
• Publication date: October, 2026
• Pages: 39
• Legal Deposit at the National Library of Peru: N° 2026-13815

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