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Region: América del Sur / Cono Sur

Country: Chile

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Type: Campaña

Status: En Proceso

Name: Ni Una Menos. Basta de Femicidios

From (MM/YYYY): /2015

Inserted in Plan: NS / NC

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From (MM/YYYY): /

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Document:

Link:

Institution Responsible:

• Ni una menos

Partners

Other Institutions involved: Si

Name

Type

Type of Support

Organizaciones de la sociedad civil

Organización No-Gubernamental

Implementación / Ejecución

Policy Design

Objectives: Reducir los femicidios y la impunidad de estos crímenes

Programatic Influences: NS / NC

Initative Based On Evidence: NS / NC

Proven Impact On Homicide Reduction: No

Designed Specifically To Reduce Homicides: Si

Focus

Social Focus: No

Territorial Focus: No

Gender Focus: Si

Geographical Coverage: Nacional

Programatic Approach:

• Prevención: Universal / primaria

Name Of Territorial Units Covered: Chile

Target Population

Target Population: Mujeres

Socio-Economic Level: Todos

Gender: Femenino

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Core Topic

Promoción de cambios culturales
Estrategias integradas de prevención y reducción de la violencia letal

Planes / estrategias nacionales

Overlap

Other Policies That Overlap With the initiative: NS / NC

Results Evaluation

Available: NS / NC

Impact Evaluation

Available: No

Additional Resources

Information Sources:

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Modality

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Description

• Ni Una Menos: concentración en Santiago de Chile

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=huUCJin3poo

The information on the files is in the original language of the country where the intervention was performed.

The development of this platform was made possible by Open Society Foundations funding.

The initial information upload to the Platform is based on the report "Mapping of Homicide Prevention Programs in Latin America and the Caribbean", prepared by Ignacio Cano and Emiliano Rojido from the Laboratory for the Analysis of Violence, with the collaboration of the Brazilian Forum of Public Security.