Women and girls’ voice
More women and girls, in all their diversity are respected, listened to and influence decision-making at all levels and spheres (community, provincial, national, public and private)
Pacific feminist civil society
The Pacific feminist movement has grown in depth, is better connected, and their expertise is drawn upon by Pacific partners
Women and adolescent girls
Have improved access to quality health care services, especially sexual and reproductive health
Women’s safety
Violence against women and children is reduced and survivors of gender-based violence have access to quality support services, including in times of disasters
Women’s economic empowerment
Diverse women have more equitable
access to resilient economic opportunities, including increased voice in economic decision making.
Pacific ownership and regional
effectiveness
There is robust engagement, cooperation and mutual sharing between regional agencies and intergovernmental organisations to deliver on gender equality commitment
Gender mainstreaming
Pacific governments and developmental partners are implementing programs and policies that support gender equality
Pacific Women Lead is Australia’s flagship regional gender equality investment for the Pacific, to be delivered over 5 years (2021-2026) through an AUD 170 million investment.
Pacific Women Lead supports a diverse range of adaptive and innovative initiatives, all working together under the common goal, that Pacific women and girls, in all their diversity, are safe and equitably share in resources, opportunities and decision-making, with men and boys.
Since June 2021, Pacific Women Lead
has reached over 620,000 Pacific Islanders.
Implementing gender programs
Pacific Islanders reached
In 14 Pacific Island Countries
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Pacific Women Lead is pleased to present our second Annual Progress Report, covering the third year of implementation from July 2023 to June 2024.
Explore the full report to see how we’re making strides towards ensuring that Pacific women and girls, in all their diversity, are safe and equitably share in resources, opportunities and decision-making with men and boys.
