Partners for Prevention

That's a wrap for today!

Key achievements and lesson learned from P4P programmes in , , , and have proved that investment in effective and extensive evidence-based programming is key to preventing violence against women.

We hope this leads to future investment in prevention programmes and that the successes can be replicated and up scaled further in and globally! Because it's time to commit yourselves to !

THANK YOU FOR JOINING US!!!

| UNDP in Asia and the Pacific, UNFPA Asia and the Pacific, UN Women Asia and the Pacific, UNV Regional Office: Asia & the Pacific, SayNO - UNiTE to End Violence Against Women, Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade

Partners4Prevention’s work contributes to the achievement of 5: and empowerment of ALL women and girls by eliminating .

For more information visit our website: http://www.partners4prevention.org/

| UNDP in Asia and the Pacific, UNFPA Asia and the Pacific, UN Women Asia and the Pacific, UNV Regional Office: Asia & the Pacific, SayNO - UNiTE to End Violence Against Women

Partners4Prevention Violence is preventable UNDP, UNFPA, UN Women & UNV regional joint programme for the prevention of violence against women and girls in Asia and the Pacific

We’re going LIVE!

Opening remarks by: (9.00 am - 9:40 am)

• H.E Mr. Paul Robilliard, Ambassador of Australia to Thailand
• Valerie Cliff, Deputy Director UNDP RBAP and Director of Bangkok Regional Hub UNDP
• Mr. Bjorn Andersson, Regional Director, UNFPA Asia and the Pacific Regional Office
• Ms. Anna-Karin Jatfors, Deputy Regional Director, UN Women Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific
• Ms. Shalina Miah, Regional Manager, UNV Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific

Session 1: (9:40 am -10:40 am)
Primary Prevention and Changing Social Norms

Session 2: (11:00 am-12:30 pm)
Presentations of country interventions and results

Session 3: (1:30 pm - 2:30 pm)
Big Picture- Linking Primary Prevention to global agenda

Session 4: (2:45 pm- 4:45 pm)
Moving Forward- What is next for Asia and the Pacific for primary prevention?

Join us from around the world and submit your questions to us about primary prevention of violence against women and girls!