Addressing violence against women in health and multisectoral policies: a global status report: web annexes

Addressing violence against women in health and multisectoral policies: a global status report Web annexes

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It is being made publicly available for transparency purposes and information. iii Web annex 1: Full indicator list and definitions ................................................................................................................1 Web annex 2: Search terms for policy and indicators ...............................................................................................9 2a. Online searches for policy documents ................................................................................................................................9 2b. Enabling environment ....................................................................................................................................................................9 2c. Woman-centred care ....................................................................................................................................................................... 11 2d. Health services .................................................................................................................................................................................... 12 2e. Inclusion of populations living in vulnerable situations ........................................................................................16 2f. VAW prevention .................................................................................................................................................................................. 17 Web annex 3: Complex answer options ............................................................................................................................ 20 3a. Privacy .......................................................................................................................................................................................................20 3b. Confidentiality ....................................................................................................................................................................................23 3c. Mental health care ..........................................................................................................................................................................25 3d. Populations living in vulnerable situations ...................................................................................................................27 3e. VAW prevention ................................................................................................................................................................................30 Web annex 4: Data tables for all the findings globally and by WHO region .....................................32 Web annex 4.1: Enabling environment data tables ..........................................................................................................32 Web annex 4.2: Woman-centred care data tables ...........................................................................................................35 Web annex 4.3: Health services in policy data tables .....................................................................................................36 Web annex 4.4: Availability of post-rape care services data tables ......................................................................39 Web annex 4.5: Inclusion of populations in vulnerable situations in data tables .....................................40 Web annex 4.6: VAW prevention data tables ........................................................................................................................42 Web annex 4.7: Source, language and translation of policy documents data tables ............................44 Contents 1This annex contains the full list of 54 indicators, which were the basis of the findings of the report. Web annex 1: Full indicator list and definitions Indicators Sub-indicators Definitions ENABLING ENVIRONMENT Is there a national health policy that includes violence against women (VAW)?a N/A (See “inclusion criteria” in Table 2 of the main report) Is there a national health policy that includes VAW as a strategic priority?a N/A This intermediate indicator measures whether there is a national health policy that includes VAW as a strategic priority for the health sector. Which types of national health policy include VAW as a strategic priority?a N/A This indicator measures which types of national health policies included VAW as a strategic priority, i.e. general, HIV, sexual and reproductive health (SRH), or reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health (RMNCAH) policies. Is there a health sector VAW policy for responding to VAW?* N/A (See “inclusion criteria” in Table 2 of the main report) Is there a multisectoral VAW policy for preventing and/or responding to VAW?a N/A (See “inclusion criteria” in Table 2 of the main report) Is there a multisectoral policy for preventing and/ or responding to VAW that includes the health sector?* N/A (See “inclusion criteria” in Table 2 of the main report) Is there a national budget line item for the provision of health services for VAW? N/A This indicator measures whether there is a budget line specifically for the provision of VAW-related health services. Information for this indi-cator was taken from the 2018– 2019 SRMNCAH policy survey2 for all regions except for the WHO Region of the Americas, which has its own survey3 on VAW policies, from which country-level budget-related data were sourced. 2 Sexual, Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child, and Adolescent Health Policy Survey 2018. Geneva: World Health Organization; 2018 (https://www. who.int/docs/default-source/mca-documents/policy-survey-questionnaires/en-rmncah-policy-survey-final.pdf, accessed 23 November 2021). 3 Regional advisor on violence for the WHO Region of the Americas, personal communication about unpublished survey data, 2021. 2 Web annex 1: Full indicator list and definitions Indicators Sub-indicators Definitions Is mandatory reporting of VAW by health-care providers required in policy? N/A The WHO clinical and policy guidelines for responding to intimate partner violence and sexual violence against women (2013)4 (henceforth referred to as “WHO guidelines” throughout this Web annex unless otherwise stated) do not recommend mandatory reporting of intimate partner violence (IPV) to the police or other authorities by health-care providers; they do recommend, however, that health-care providers offer to report the incident to the appropriate authorities if the woman wants this and is aware of her rights. This indicator measures whether the policy documents reviewed include a requirement of mandatory reporting for health-care providers who care for VAW survivors. Is there a commitment in policy to train health-care providers on VAW? N/A WHO recommends that all health-care providers should receive training in how to ask women about violence and how to provide first-line support and clinical care for sexual assault/rape and IPV survivors, and this training should address inappropriate gender attitudes towards survivors. This indicator measures whether there is a commitment in the policy documents reviewed to strengthen the capacity of health-care providers with regard to the provision of VAW services. WOMAN-CENTRED CARE Does policy include the privacy component of woman-centred care?a Does policy include privacy as a principle of woman- centred care? This sub-indicator is fulfilled when policy articulates privacy as a principle or a right that should be upheld or promoted by the health system and/or in a clinical setting. Does policy include respect for privacy during consultation? This sub-indicator is fulfilled when policy articulates that privacy should be respected in a service provision or consultation setting with survivors. Does policy include the confidentiality component of woman- centred care?a Does policy include confidentiality as a principle of woman- centred care? This sub-indicator is fulfilled when policy articulates confidentiality as a principle or a right that should be upheld or promoted by the health system and/or in a clinical setting. Does policy include a requirement to inform survivors of the limits of confidentiality? This sub-indicator is fulfilled when policy articulates that survivors must be informed of the limits of their right to confidentiality. 4 Responding to intimate partner violence and sexual violence against women: WHO clinical and policy guidelines. Geneva: World Health Organization; 2013 (https://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/handle/10665/85240/9789241548595_eng.pdf, accessed 3 November 2021). 3 Addressing violence against women in health and multisectoral policies: a global status report. Web annexes Indicators Sub-indicators Definitions HEALTH SERVICES: POLICY AND AVAILABILITY Does policy include first- line support for survivors? N/A WHO guidelines stipulate that all women who disclose violence to a health-care or other care provider should be provided with first-line support at the first point of contact. This includes: 1. providing practical care and support, which responds to the survivor’s concerns, but does not intrude on her autonomy; 2. listening without pressuring her to respond or disclose information; 3. offering comfort and help to alleviate or reduce her anxiety; and 4. offering information and helping her to connect to services and social support. A broad, inclusive approach is adopted, whereby this indicator is fulfilled if at least one of the above four distinct components of first-line support (by any name) is included in the policy documents reviewed. A job-aid to implement first-line support identifies five steps using the mnemonic “LIVES” – Listen, Inquire about needs, Validate survivor’s experience, Enhance her safety, and facilitate Support. Does policy include universal screening? N/A WHO guidelines define “universal screening” as “large- scale assessment of whole population groups ... i.e. asking women in all health-care encounters”; this approach to identifying individuals that have experienced violence is not recommended. This indicator is fully met if universal screening (by any name – screening, routine enquiry) is included in name and/or described in the policy documents reviewed. Does policy include clinical enquiry? N/A WHO guidelines stipulate that “selective screening” or “clinical enquiry” should be used for the identification of women experiencing violence who present to health-care settings; this approach entails the use of questions based on the presenting signs and symptoms, history and, where appropriate, examination of the patient. This indicator is fulfilled if clinical enquiry (by any name) is included and/or described in the policy documents reviewed. Does policy include emergency contraception (EC) provision for survivors? N/A WHO guidelines stipulate that EC should be offered to survivors of sexual assault presenting within 5 days of sexual assault, or ideally as soon as possible after the assault, to maximize effectiveness. This indicator is fulfilled if the policy documents reviewed include references to the provision of EC, even if the stipulation to provide it within 5 days is not included. 4 Web annex 1: Full indicator list and definitions Indicators Sub-indicators Definitions Does policy include safe abortion for survivors? N/A WHO guidelines stipulate that if a woman presents after the time required for EC (5 days), or if EC fails or the woman is pregnant as a result of rape, she should be offered safe abortion, to the full extent of the national law. This indicator is fulfilled if abortion is included in the policy documents reviewed, regardless of the legal conditions under which it can be provided. A reference to referral for abortion services also fulfils this indicator. Does policy include HIV post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) for survivors? N/A WHO guidelines stipulate that HIV PEP should be considered for women presenting within 72 hours of a sexual assault, using shared decision-making with the survivor to determine whether it is appropriate to provide. This indicator is fulfilled if HIV PEP is included in the policy documents reviewed, regardless of whether the “within 72 hours” stipulation is specified. Does policy include STI prophylaxis for survivors? N/A WHO guidelines state that women survivors of sexual assault should be offered prophylaxis for chlamydia, gonorrhoea, trichomoniasis and syphilis, depending on the prevalence of these STIs in the local context. Treatment should follow national guidance. This indicator is fulfilled if any STI prophylaxis or treatment is included in the policy documents reviewed, regardless of whether there is reference to the specific treatment type or regimen. Does policy include mental health care for survivors?a Does policy include mental health assessment of survivors? WHO guidelines recommend assessing the mental health status of a VAW survivor – i.e. for moderate to severe depression and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) – in the event that they continue to have certain symptoms linked to these conditions over a period of time. This indicator is fulfilled if the policy documents reviewed include reference to assessing a VAW survivor’s mental health status, either as part of first-line support or at any point after the recorded incident(s) took place. Does policy include mental health referral for survivors? WHO guidelines recommend provision of mental health care for survi-vors diagnosed with moderate to severe depression or PTSD; where this treatment cannot be provided directly by the health-care provider caring for the survivor, referral should be made to a specialist provider of mental health care with an understanding of VAW. This indicator is fulfilled if the policy documents reviewed include reference to referral of VAW survivors for mental health care treatment. 5 Addressing violence against women in health and multisectoral policies: a global status report. Web annexes Indicators Sub-indicators Definitions Does policy include mental health treatment for survivors? N/A WHO guidelines make a variety of recommendations concerning treatment for pre-existing and/or violence-related mental health issues, stating that mental health care should be in accordance with the WHO Mental Health Gap Action Programme (mhGAP) intervention guide5 and delivered by professionals with a good understanding of VAW. This indicator is fulfilled if the policy documents reviewed include any mention of mental health treatment for VAW survivors, including but not limited to cognitive behavioural therapy, eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), and treatment in accordance with mhGAP guidelines. Does policy include referrals to support services outside the health sector? N/A WHO guidelines indicate that survivors should be referred to support services including any of the following: legal, housing and financial advice; facilitation of access to and use of community resources such as refuges or shelters; emergency housing; psychological interventions; and safety planning advice. This indicator is fulfilled if referral to at least one support service outside of the health system is included in the policy documents reviewed. Does the country have at least one service delivery point in the country that provides comprehensive post-rape care as per WHO guidelines?a Data source: UNAIDS National Commitments and Policy Instrument Survey Data – 2017 or 2019 (whichever data are available for countries).6 If the country has service delivery points that provide first-line support or what is known as psychological first aid (according to data reported by national authorities) If the country has at least one service delivery point that provides first-line support or what is known as “psychological first aid”. If the country has service delivery points that provide emergency contraception (EC) to women who present to services within 5 days (according to data reported by national authorities) If the country has at least one service delivery point that provides EC to women who present to services within 5 days of the sexual assault/rape incident(s). 5 mhGAP intervention guide for mental, neurological and substance use disorders in non-specialized health settings: mental health Gap Action Programme (mhGAP) – version 2.0. Geneva: World Health Organization; 2016 (https://apps.who.int/iris/rest/bitstreams/1061290/retrieve, accessed 30 November 2021). 6 Available at: https://onlinedb.unaids.org/ncpi/libraries/aspx/home.aspx 6 Web annex 1: Full indicator list and definitions Indicators Sub-indicators Definitions If the country has service delivery points that provide safe abortion if a woman is pregnant as a result of rape, in accordance with national law (according to data reported by national authorities) If the country has at least one service delivery point that provides safe abortion if a woman is pregnant as a result of sexual assault/rape, in accordance with national law. If the country has service delivery points that provide STI and HIV post- exposure prophylaxis (PEP) (within 72 hours of sexual assault) as needed (according to data reported by national authorities) If the country has at least one service delivery point that provides STI and HIV PEP (within 72 hours of sexual assault/rape), as needed POPULATIONS LIVING IN VULNERABLE SITUATIONS Does policy recognize adolescent girls and/ or young women as a vulnerable population and provide differentiated services for this group?a Does policy recognize adolescent girls and/ or young women as a vulnerable population? Adolescent girls (10–19 years) and young women (10–24 years) are at a high risk of violence with a lifetime of negative impacts. This indicator is fulfilled when the policy documents reviewed include recognition of the vulnerable situations of adolescent girls and young women to violence. Does policy provide differentiated services for adolescent girls and/ or young women? “Differentiated” services refer not only to the provision of different or separate services for a population group, but may include services that this group specifically needs or that address the specific situations of vulnerability this group faces, including negative impacts of violence. This indicator is fulfilled if the policy documents reviewed include differentiated health services for adolescent girls and/or young women who are survivors of violence. Does policy recognize women with disabilities as a vulnerable population and provide differentiated services for this group?* Does policy recognize women with disabilities as a vulnerable population? Women with disabilities face higher risks of violence and face greater barriers in access to services. This indicator is fulfilled when the policy documents reviewed include recognition of the vulnerable situations of women with disabilities to violence. Does policy provide differentiated services for women with disabilities? This indicator is fulfilled if the policy documents reviewed include differentiated health services (see definition above) for women with disabilities who are survivors of VAW. 7 Addressing violence against women in health and multisectoral policies: a global status report. Web annexes Indicators Sub-indicators Definitions Does policy recognize pregnant women as a vulnerable population and provide differentiated services for this group?a Does policy recognize pregnant women as a vulnerable population? The harms caused by violence during pregnancy are experienced not only by the woman, but also by the fetus/infant. This indicator is fulfilled when the policy documents reviewed include recognition of the specific risks or harms of violence against pregnant women. Does policy provide differentiated services for pregnant women? This indicator is fulfilled if the policy documents reviewed include differentiated health services (see definition above) for pregnant women who are survivors of VAW. VAW PREVENTION Does policy include at least one women's empowerment prevention strategy?a Does policy include at least one strategy for women’s economic empowerment? Women’s economic empowerment interventions include: vocational or livelihoods training; business skills training; and training to manage money, credit or loans. This indicator is met if the multisectoral VAW policy documents reviewed refer to interventions aimed at empowering women with confidence and skills to make economic decisions. Does policy include at least one strategy for women’s social and/or psychological empowerment? Women’s social and/or psychological empowerment interventions include: training of women and girls; gender training; empowerment training; self-efficacy, confidence- building; social empowerment (life skills, mentoring); and/or women’s collectives. This indicator is met if the multisectoral VAW policy documents reviewed refer to any such interventions aimed at women’s social and/or psychological empowerment. Does policy contain at least one service for the prevention of VAW?a,b Does policy include substance abuse prevention strategies? Interventions for substance abuse prevention include: Alcoholics Anonymous meetings; group or individual counselling to reduce alcohol use or substance use; training alcohol sellers to educate consumers about harmful drinking; increasing prices/taxation on alcohol; reduction in open hours of shops that sell alcohol; restrictions on alcohol licensing in a geographical area; harm reduction interventions; drug rehabilitation therapies; and legal/policy restrictions banning certain drugs. This indicator is met if the policy documents reviewed include any such interventions aimed at reducing alcohol use and/or preventing substance use. Does policy include shelters? This indicator is met if the policy documents reviewed include reference to safe houses, shelters, refuges, safe homes or temporary accommodations such as hotels. Does policy include hotlines? This indicator is met if the policy documents reviewed include reference to crisis support including helplines, hotlines, crisis counselling and crisis interventions. Reference to a phone or web-based intervention that either refers survivors to the required services and support, or through which survivors can receive such services and support directly would also meet the criteria for this indicator. 8 Web annex 1: Full indicator list and definitions Indicators Sub-indicators Definitions Does policy include one-stop crisis centres? This indicator is met if the policy documents reviewed include reference to hospital-based or separate/stand-alone centres that receive VAW survivors and provide health, psychosocial counselling/support, legal aid and/or police services, either under one roof or through linked/referral services. Does policy include perpetrator interventions? This indicator is met if the policy documents reviewed include reference to interventions with perpetrators of violence, including: individual or group interventions with prisoners with a battery history, counselling interventions; mental health interventions; alcohol reduction interventions; and behaviour change interventions such as motivational interviewing to reduce recidivism. Publicly available lists of sexual offenders living in a given area would also be included within the scope of this indicator. Does policy include police interventions? This indicator is met if the policy documents reviewed include reference to police or law enforcement services provided to VAW survivors, or interventions aiming to enhance police officers’ skills, including police training, and use of protection/ restraining orders. Availability of women’s police stations and female police officers are also included within the scope of this indicator, as are medico-legal and forensic interventions. Does policy contain at least one prevention strategy to transform attitudes, beliefs and norms?a Does policy include community mobilization to promote changes in attitudes, beliefs and norms? This indicator is met if the policy documents reviewed include community mobilization interventions, including: community empowerment and engagement; dialogues with faith-based leaders; engaging leaders in community, systematic efforts to raise community-wide critical consciousness with all types of influencers; dialogues about harmful norms or power within religious, women’s and/or youth groups. Does policy include group education to promote changes in attitudes, beliefs and norms? This indicator is met if the policy documents reviewed include group education interventions, including: mixed- gender or single-gender group discussions about gender attitudes, beliefs or norms, gender and power relationships, and group skills-building aimed at changing gender or power dynamics in relationships. Does policy include awareness raising to promote changes in attitudes, beliefs and norms? This indicator is met if the policy documents reviewed include awareness raising interventions, including: social marketing, edutainment, public education and/or media campaigns. How many of the following RESPECT women strategies were included in policy: Empowerment (E), Services (S) and Transformed norms (T)?a (All indicators in this section of the VAW Policy Database) N/A a indicates that the indicator is auto-populated from information entered about countries’ policy documents OR is auto-populated from sub- indicators. Data for all other indicators were manually inputted into the VAW Policy Database. b indicates that this indicator draws from the sub-indicators listed as well as two sub-indicators related to clinical enquiry and first-line support found in the “Health services” section of the VAW Policy Database. 9There are two types of search terms contained in this annex. The first type was “Online searches for policy documents”, i.e. the terms used in web browsers to search for policy documents online, as presented in section 2a below. The other type of search term, presented in all remaining sections in this annex (2b–2f), included the terms used to search within policy documents and extract information relevant to each indicator in the VAW Policy Database – these terms are provided in the four review languages (Arabic, English, French and Spanish). 2a. Online searches for policy documents Search terms used in online searches (Google) to identify policy documents Policy document type Search terms National health policy National + [health/SRH/RH/HIV] + [plan/strategy/policy] + country name National multisectoral VAW policy [Multisectoral plans/policy/strategies] + [gender equality/gender/ending violence against women/ending gender-based violence/family violence/domestic violence/ sexual violence/violence] + country name National health sector VAW policy (i.e. clinical guideline or protocol) [Guidelines/SOPs/protocols] + [violence against women/gender-based violence/ family violence/SGBV/sexual violence/domestic violence/intimate partner violence] + country name 2b. Enabling environment (see Table 2a for the English search terms) Indicator Priority document(s) English search terms French search terms Spanish search terms Arabic search terms Is there a national health policy that includes violence against women (VAW)? N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Is there a national health policy that includes VAW as a strategic priority? N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Which types of national health policy include VAW as a strategic priority? N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Web annex 2: Search terms for policy and indicators 10 Web annex 2: Search terms for policy and indicators Indicator Priority document(s) English search terms French search terms Spanish search terms Arabic search terms Is there a multisectoral VAW policy for preventing and/ or responding to VAW? N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Is there a multisectoral VAW policy that includes the health sector? N/A NA N/A N/A N/A Is there health sector VAW policy? N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Is there a national budget line item for the provision of health services for VAW survivors? N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Is mandatory reporting of VAW by health-care providers required in policy? Both national health policy and health sector VAW policy Mandatory/ compulsory/ obligatory reporting; police; authorities; forced; report without consent Déclaration obligatoire; police; authorités; forcé; rapport sans consentement; (obligation de) signalement Notificación obligatoria; policía; autoridades; forzado/a; informar/ denunciar sin consentimiento ،ةطشر ،يرابجإ / يمازلإ غلابإ نودب غلابإ ،يسرق ،تاطلس ةقفاوم Is there a commitment in policy to train health-care providers on VAW? Both national health policy and health sector VAW policy Capacity; capacity- building; skills; train; training; health-care providers; health workers; frontline staff Capacité; renforcement des capacités; compétences; former; formation; prestataires/ agents de santé Capacidad; fomento de la capacidad; aptitudes; entrenar; formar; capacitación; proveedores de atención de la salud; personal sanitario ،تاراهم ،تاردقلا ءانب ،ةردقلا ةمدخلا/ةياعرلا يمدقم ،بيردت ةيحصلا 11 Addressing violence against women in health and multisectoral policies: a global status report. Web annexes 2c. Woman-centred care Indicator Priority document(s) English search terms French search terms Spanish search terms Arabic search terms Does policy include privacy as a principle of woman-centred care? Health sector VAW policy Privacy; confidentiality Privé; confidentialité Privacidad; confidencialidad ةيسر ،ةيصوصخ Does policy include respect for privacy during consultation? Health sector VAW policy Private; privacy; confidentiality; space; consultation Privé; confidentialité; endroit; espace; consultation Privado/a; privacidad; confidencialidad; espacio; consulto ،ةحاسم ،ةيسر ،ةيصوصخ ،صاخ ةروشم Does policy include the privacy component of woman-centred care? N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Does policy include confidentiality as a principle of woman-centred care? Health sector VAW policy Privacy; confidentiality Privé; confidentialité Privacidad; confidencialidad ةيسر ،ةيصوصخ Does policy include a requirement to inform survivors of the limits of confidentiality? Health sector VAW policy Privacy; confidentiality; mandatory reporting; inform; consent; sharing; notify Privé; confidentialité; declaration obligatoire; informer; notifier; accord; authorisation; partage Privacidad; confidencialidad; notificación obligatoria; informar; avisar; consentimiento; compartir ،يمازلإ غلابإ ،ةيسر ،ةيصوصخ ،ةكراشم ،ةقفاوم ،رابخإ/برخي راطخإ/رطخي 12 Web annex 2: Search terms for policy and indicators 2d. Health services Indicator Priority document(s) English search terms French search terms Spanish search terms Arabic search terms Does policy include first-line support for VAW survivors? Health sector VAW policy First-line; primary psychological; first aid; support; psychosocial; counseling services; counselling services; therapeutic services; listening; validation; reassurance; listen, inquire, validate, enhance safety, support (LIVES); emotional needs Un soutien de première intention; intervention psychologique; soutien; psychosocial; services de conseil; services thé- rapeutiques; écoute; validation; rassurer; écouter, s’informer, valider, renforcer la sécurité, soutien (LIVES); ANIME; besoins émotionnels Primera línea; psicológico primario; primeros auxilios; apoyo; psicosocial; servicios de consejería; servicios terapéuticos; escucha; validación; tranquilidad; escuchar, preguntar, validar, mejorar la seguridad, apoyo (VIVIR); necesidades emocionales ،ليولأا معدلا طخ ،لولأا طخلا تافاعسلإا ،ةيلولأا ةيسفنلا ،ةيسفنلا ،معدلا ،ةيلولأا ةيسفنلا تامدخ ،ةروشلما تامدخ ،ةنمأط ،رارقلإا/ققحتلا ،ةيجلاع ،ءاغصلإا/عماتسلاا ،راسفتسلاا ،يفطاعلا معدلا ،ةملاسلا زيزعت ،سيفن ،ةيفطاعلا تاجايتحلاا يعماتجا Does policy include universal screening? Health sector VAW policy Universal; routine; routine enquiry; inquiry; screening Universel; routine; dépistage; recherche systématique d’informations Universal; rutina; examin universal; detección universal; investigación de rutina; indagación sistemática; tamizaje غلاـبلإا ،ينيتورلا ،يلماع لماش ٍرحت ،يرحتلا ،يـنيتورلا Does policy include clinical enquiry? Health sector VAW policy Selective; enquiry; clinical enquiry; screening; case finding Sélectif; dépistage; recherche d’informations; systematique; investigation clinique Averiguación clínica; detección selectiva; búsqueda activa de casos; investigación clínica ملاعتسلاا ،غلابإ ،ينيتور ،حسلما / يرحتلا ،كيينيلكلإا تلااحلا نع ثحبلا 13 Addressing violence against women in health and multisectoral policies: a global status report. Web annexes Indicator Priority document(s) English search terms French search terms Spanish search terms Arabic search terms Does policy include emergency contraception (EC) provision for VAW survivors? Health sector VAW policy Emergency contraception; EC; contraception; morning-after pill; Plan B; pregnancy; pregnant; levonorgestrel; oestrogen– progestogen; estrogen– progestogen; ulipristal acetate Contraception d'urgence; pilule du lendemain; enceinte; grossesse; lévo-norgestrel; oestrogène- progestogène; acétate d'ulipristal Anticoncepción de emergencia; embarazo; embarazada; píldora del día después; levonorgestrel; estrógeno- progestágeno; acetato de ulipristal ،ئراطلا لمحلا عنم بوبح ،لياتلا حابصلا ةبح ،لمح ،لماح ،لماح ،لمح ،ليترسيجرونوفيل ،نويرتسجوبرلا - ينجوترسلإا لاتسبريلولا تاتيسأ Does policy include safe abortion for VAW survivors? Health sector VAW policy Abortion; pregnant; pregnancy; termination Avortement; grossesse; enceinte; interruption de grossesse (IVG) Aborto; interrupción del embarazo; embarazo; embarazada لمح ،لماح ،ءاهنإ ،ضاهجإ Does policy include HIV post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) for VAW survivors? Health sector VAW policy HIV; post- exposure prophylaxis (PEP); 72 hours; ARV VIH; prophylaxie post-exposition (PPE); 72 heures; antirétroviral VIH; profilaxis post-exposición (PPE); 72 horas; antirretroviral ،ةيشربلا ةعانلما صقن سويرف ،ضرعتلا دعب ئياقولا جلاعلا تاسويرفلا تاداضم ،ةعاس 72 ةيرقهقلا Does policy include STI prophylaxis for VAW survivors? Health sector VAW policy Sexually transmitted infection; STI; STI prophylaxis; chlamydia; gonorrhoea; gonorrhea; trichomonas; trichomoniasis; syphilis; presumptive treatment; syndromic treatment Infections sexuellement transmissibles (IST); Prophylaxie IST; chlamydia/ chlamydiose; gonorrhé; syphilis; trichomonas; traitement présomptif; traitement syndromique Infección de transmisión sexual; ITS; profilaxis de ITS; clamidia; gonorrea; tricomonas; sífilis; tratamiento presuntivo; tratamiento sindrómico ةياقولا ،ًايسنج ةلوقنلما ضارملأا ،ًايسنج ةلوقنلما ضارملأا نم ،نلايسلا ،ةرثدتلما / ايديملاكلا جلاعلا ،يرهزلا ،تارعشلما ءاد ضياترفلاا 14 Web annex 2: Search terms for policy and indicators Indicator Priority document(s) English search terms French search terms Spanish search terms Arabic search terms Does policy include mental health assessment of VAW survivors? Health sector VAW policy Mental health; assessment; assess; diagnose; evaluate; signs/ symptoms; mhGAP; distress; anxiety; depression; suicidal; emotional; psychological; post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) Santé mentale; évaluation; évaluer; diagnostiquer; statut/état (de santé) mental; signes; symptômes; mhGAP; détresse; anxieux; déprimé; suicidaire; émotionnel; psychologique; stress post- traumatique Salud mental, evaluación; evaluar; diagnosticar; estado (de salud) mental; signos; síntomas; mhGAP; angustia; ansioso; deprimido; suicida; emocional; psicológico; trastorno de estrés postraumático (TEPT) ،ميقي/مييقت ،ةيسفنلا ةحصلا ،)ةيحصلا( ةيسفنلا ةلاحلا ،تاملاعلا ،مييقت ،صيخشت ةوجفلا بأر جمانرب ،ضارعلأا ةيسفنلا ةحصلا في )mhGAP(، ،راحتنا ،بائتكا ،قلقلا ،قيضلا دعب ام بارطضا ، سيفن ،يفطاع لياتلا بركلا بارطضا/ةمدصلا حضرلل )PTSD( Does policy include mental health referral for VAW survivors? Health sector VAW policy Mental health; refer; referral; specialist; specialized; assess; psychological; psychologist; psychiatrist; trauma counselling; posttraumatic care Santé mentale; référer; orientation; spécialiste; spécialisé; évaluer; psychologique; psychologue; psychiatre; psychiatrique; conseil en traumatisme; soins posttraumatiques Salud mental; remitir; derivar; especialista; especializado; evaluar; psicológico; psicólogo; psiquiatra; psiquiátrico; asesoramiento sobre traumas; atención postraumática /ئياصخأ ،ةلاحإ ،ةيسفنلا ةحصلا ،مييقت ،صصختم ،سيفن بيبط /ةراشتسا ،سيفن ئياصخأ ،سيفن دعب ام ةياعر ،تامدصلا ةروشم ةمدصلا 15 Addressing violence against women in health and multisectoral policies: a global status report. Web annexes Indicator Priority document(s) English search terms French search terms Spanish search terms Arabic search terms Does policy include mental health treatment for VAW survivors? Health sector VAW policy Treatment; therapy; psychotherapy; cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT); cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT); eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR); antidepressants; benzodiazepine; diazepam; psychological care; mental health care Traitement; thérapie; thérapie cognitivo- comportemen- tales (TCC); désensibilisation et reprogrammation par des mouvements oculaires (EMDR); antidépresseurs; benzodiazépine; diazépam; soins psychologiques; soins de santé mentale Tratamiento; terapia; psicoterapia; terapia cognitivo- conductual (TCC); desensibilización y reprocesamiento por movimientos oculares (EMDR); antidepresivos; benzodiazepina; diazepam; atención psicológica; atención de salud mental ،سيفن جلاع ،ةجلاعم وا جلا فيرعلما كيولسلا جلاعلا )CBT(، ةجلاعلما ةداعإو سسحتلا ةلازإ ينعلا ةكرح قيرط نع )EMDR( ،بائتكلاا تاداضم ؛ ةياعر ،مابيزايدلا ،ينبيزايدوزنبلا ةيسفنلا ةيحصلا ةياعرلا ،ةيسفن Does policy include referrals to support services outside the health sector? Health sector VAW policy Referral; link; linkages; access information; legal; housing; financial advice; refuges; shelters; emergency housing; psychological interventions; safety planning; police; crisis support Orientation; orienter; référence; liens; accès aux informations; légal; juridique; conseils financiers; logement; hébergement (d’urgence); les refuges; les asiles; interventions psychologiques; planification de la sécurité; police; soutien en cas de crise Remisión; referencia; enlaces; vínculos; información sobre el acceso; jurídico; vivienda; asesoramiento financiero; refugios; albergues; viviendas de emergencia; intervenciones psicológicas; planificación de la seguridad; policia; apoyo en caso de crisis ،طباورلا / طابترلاا ،ةلاحإ ،نيوناق ،تامولعلما لىإ لوصولا /ةيلالما ةروشلما ،نكسلا / أجلم ،ىوأم ،ةيلالما ةراشتسلاا تلاخدت ،ئراوط نكسم ،ئجلام ،ليوحت ،ةملاسلل ةطخ ،ةيسفن معد ،ةطشر ،نمآ تيب،كيبشت تامزأ 16 Web annex 2: Search terms for policy and indicators 2e. Inclusion of populations living in vulnerable situations Indicator Priority document(s) English search terms French search terms Spanish search terms Arabic search terms Does policy recognize adolescent girls and/or young women as a vulnerable population? Multisectoral VAW policy Young; youth; teenager; girl; adolescent; child; minor Jeunes; adolescent(e); fille; jeunesse; enfant; mineure Joven; juventud; adolescente; niña; adolescente; menor; NNA ،ةاتف ،ة/قهارم ،بابش ،ة/باش ة/صراق ،ة/لفط Does policy provide differentiated health services for adolescent girls and/or young women who are VAW survivors? Multisectoral VAW policy Young; youth; teenager; girl; adolescent; child; minor Jeunes; adolescent(e); fille; jeunesse; enfant; mineure Joven; juventud; adolescente; niña; adolescente; menor; NNA ،ةاتف ،ة/قهارم ،بابش ،ة/باش ة/صراق ،ة/لفط Does policy recognize women with disabilities as a vulnerable population? Multisectoral VAW policy Disability; disabled; handicapped; disabilities Handicap; en situation d'handicap; vivant avec un handicap; handicaps Discapacidad; discapacitado; minusválido; discapacidades يرغ ،ايدسج رداق ،زجع ،قاعم ،ةقاعلاا يوذ صاخشلأا ،رداق تاقاعإ ،فعض Does policy provide differentiated health services for women with disabilities who are VAW survivors? Multisectoral VAW policy Disability; disabled; handicapped; disabilities Handicap; en situation d'handicap; vivant avec un handicap; handicaps Discapacidad; discapacitado; minusválido; discapacidades يرغ ،ايدسج رداق ،زجع ،قاعم تاقاعإ ،فعض ،رداق Does policy recognize pregnant women as a vulnerable population? Multisectoral VAW policy Pregnant; pregnancy Enceinte; grossesse Embarazada; embarazo لمح ،لماح Does policy provide differentiated health services for pregnant women who are VAW survivors? Multisectoral VAW policy Pregnant; pregnancy Enceinte; grossesse Embarazada; embarazo لمح ،لماح 17 Addressing violence against women in health and multisectoral policies: a global status report. Web annexes 2f. VAW prevention Indicator Priority document English search terms French search terms Spanish search terms Arabic search terms EMPOWERMENT Does policy include at least one strategy for women's economic empowerment? Multisectoral VAW policy ONLY Inheritance; asset ownership; micro- finance/credit; savings; loans; vocational/ livelihoods training Héritage; actifs; propriété; micro-finance; micro-crédit; prêts; épargne; subventions de démarrage; formation professionnelle; formation aux moyens de subsistance Herencia; propiedad de activos; microfinan- ciación; microcrédito; ahorro; préstamos; formación profesional; formación de subsistencia ليومتلا ،لوصلأا ةيكلم ،ثايرم ،تارخدم ،نماتئلاا / يرغصلا ينهلما بيردتلا ،ضورق Does policy include at least one strategy for women's social and/or psychological empowerment? Multisectoral VAW policy ONLY Life skills; safe spaces; mentoring; empower, empowerment; women’s collectives; selfhelp group; gender training; empowerment training; self- efficacy Compétences de vie; d'espaces sécurisés; mentorat; autonomisation; autonomie; collectifs de femmes; groupe d'entraide; formation sur le genre; formation sur l'autonomisation; autoefficacité Habilidades para la vida; espacios seguros; tutoría; empoderamiento; empoderar; colectivos de mujeres; grupo de autoayuda; formación en materia de género; formación de empoderamiento; autoeficacia تاحاسم ،ةيتايحلا تاراهلما تاعمجت ،ينكمتلا ،هيجوتلا ،ةنمآ ةدعاسلما ةعومجم ،ةيئاسن /نياسنجلا بيردتلا ،ةيتاذلا ،ينكمتلا بيردت ،يردنجلا ةيتاذلا ةءافكلا SERVICES Does policy include substance abuse prevention strategies? Multisectoral VAW policy + national health policy + health sector VAW policy Alcohol; drugs; misuse/abuse; alcohol sales; alcoholics anonymous; counselling; counseling Alcool; drogues; abus de substances; mauvais usage/abus; vente d'alcool; alcooliques anonymes; conseil Alcohol; drogas; abuso de sustancias; abuso de sustancias; venta de alcohol; alcohólicos anónimos; consejería ةءاسإ/ ءوس ؛تاردخلما ؛لوحك ،لوحكلا تاعيبم ؛مادختسلاا ،نولوهجلما لوحكلا ونمدم ةروشلما Does policy include shelters? Multisectoral VAW policy + national health policy + health sector VAW policy Shelters; refuges; safe house Abris; refuges; maison sûre; accueil; hébergement Refugios; albergues; casa de seguridad / ةنمآ ةحاسم ،أجلم ،ىوأم نمآ نكس 18 Web annex 2: Search terms for policy and indicators Indicator Priority document English search terms French search terms Spanish search terms Arabic search terms Does policy include hotlines? Multisectoral VAW policy + national health policy + health sector VAW policy Hotlines; phone; phoneline; toll-free; helplines; crisis counseling/ support/ interventions; crisis counselling/ support/ interventions; 24/7 Hotlines; téléphone; ligne téléphonique; numéro vert; conseil/soutien/ interventions en cas de crise Líneas directas; teléfono; línea telefónica; línea de atención; número de teléfono gratuito; consejería/ apoyo/ intervenciones en caso de crisis ،نياجم ،فتاه ،نخاسلا طخلا / تاراشتسا ،ةدعاسلما طوطخ تامزلأا تلاخدت / معد Does policy include one-stop crisis centres? Multisectoral VAW policy + national health policy + health sector VAW policy One-stop crisis centres; OSCC; one-stop centres; OSC; hospital-based; standalone centres; centres; standalone centers; centers Centres de crise à guichet unique; centres hospitaliers; centres autonomes; hôpitaux Centros únicos de crisis; con base en el hospital; centros autónomos; hospital زكارم ،تامدخلل عماج زكرم ،تامزلأل عماج زكرم ،تامزأ اهتاذب ةئماق زكارم ،ىفشتسلماب Does policy include perpetrator interventions? Multisectoral VAW policy + national health policy + health sector VAW policy Perpetrator; batterer; offender; prison; restraining order; recidivism Auteur (de violence); agresseur; délinquant (en série); prison; ordonnance restrictive; récidive; recividisme Agresor; maltratador; delincuente; delincuente en serie; prisión; orden de alejamiento; reincidencia; rehabilitación de los agresores ،نياجلا ،يدتعلما ،ةيمرجلا بكترم / ئياقو /يدييقت رمأ ،نجسلا ةيساكتنلاا ،ليوأ يرجز Does policy include police interventions? Multisectoral VAW policy + national health policy + health sector VAW policy (Women’s) police unit/ station; training; capacity- building; training for female/ women police; protection/ restraining order; medico- legal; forensic Unités/stations de police pour les femmes; unités de police; sensibilisation; formation; renforcement des capacités; formation pour les femmes policières; ordonnance de protection/ restriction; médico-légale; médecine légale Unidad/estacion de policía (de mujeres); formación; desarrollo de capacidades; formación para mujeres policías; orden de protección/ retención; médico-legal; forense ،)ئياسن( ةطشر زكرم / ةدحو بيردت ،تاردقلا ءانب ،نيرتم ئياقو /يدييقت رمأا ،تايطشرلا .نيوناقلا يبطلا ،ليوأ يرجز / يعشرلا بطلا 19 Addressing violence against women in health and multisectoral policies: a global status report. Web annexes Indicator Priority document English search terms French search terms Spanish search terms Arabic search terms TRANSFORMED NORMS Does policy include community mobilization? Multisectoral VAW policy ONLY Mobilization; community; engagement; leaders; faith leaders; faith- based; groups; dialogue; consciousness; critical reflection Mobilisation; communauté; engagement; leaders; leaders religieux; groupes religieux; dialogue; conscience; réflexion critique Movilización; comunidad; compromiso; líderes; líderes religiosos; grupos; diálogo; conciencia; reflexión crítica ،يعماتجا لصاوت ،ةئبعتلا ،نيدلا لاجر ،ةداقلا ،طابترلاا ،يعولا ،راوح ،تاعومجم صيخشلا داقتنلاا Does policy include group education to promote changes in attitudes and norms? Multisectoral VAW policy ONLY Gender norms; attitudes; social norms; mixed groups; group education; stereotypes; relationship skills; communication skills Normes de genre; attitudes; normes sociales; groupes mixtes; éducation de groupe; stéréotypes ; compétences relationnelles; compétences de communication Normas de género; actitudes; normas sociales; grupos mixtos; educación en grupo; estereotipos; habilidades de relación; habilidades de comunicación ،ةيردنجلا / ةيناسنجلا يرياعلما ،ةيعماتجلاا فارعلأا ،تاهاجتلاا ميلعت ،ةطلتخم تاعومجم تاراهم ،ةيطمنلا راكفلأا ،يعماج لصاوتلا تاراهم ،ةقلاعلا Does policy include awareness raising? Multisectoral VAW policy ONLY Social marketing; edutainment; drama; campaign; media; awareness raising Marketing social; ludo- éducation; théâtre; campagne; médias; sensibilisation Marketing social; edutainment; teatro; campaña; medios de comunicación; sensibilización ميلعتلا ،يعماتجلإا قيوستلا ،طئاسو ،تلامح ،امارد ،يهيفترلا يعولا عفر/ةيعوتلا 20 Where indicators were composed of two sub-indicators, the answer options allocated to the sub-indicators determined what the overall indicator answer would be. The range of answer options available for use in the VAW Policy Database meant there was an even wider range of answer combinations that were possible among the sub- indicators that contributed to an overall global indicator. For the privacy, confidentiality, mental health and vulnerable populations indicators, matrices were developed to ascertain what the overall indicator answer option would be based on the different possible answers allocated to their sub-indicators. For example, if the sub-indicator “Privacy as a principle” had an answer of “Not specified” and the sub- indicator “Privacy during consultation” had an answer of “Yes, included”, the overall indicator on whether policy included privacy as a component of woman-centred care would be “Yes, privacy in consultations included” (see Table 3a). These overall answers were not allocated manually, but were automatically generated by the VAW Policy Database – a function that had been built into the database design based on the logic presented in the matrices. For the prevention indicators, a matrix was not developed but a set of criteria was established to determine which answers were allocated to overall and composite indicators (see section 3e), and these were also automatically generated in the VAW Policy Database based on the answers allocated to sub-indicators. 3a. Privacy Does policy include the privacy component of woman-centred care? Does policy include respect for privacy during consultation? Yes, included Not specified No, not included Unclear Varies with jurisdiction No policy documents found Unknown - translation not available/ usable Other Peer review - internal Peer review - WHO D oe s p ol ic y in cl u d e p ri va cy a s a p ri n ci p le o f w om a n -c en tr ed c a re ? Yes, included Yes, privacy in principle and in consultations included Yes, privacy as principle included Yes, privacy as principle included Yes, privacy as principle included Yes, privacy as principle included Other Yes, privacy as principle included Yes, privacy as principle included Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not specified Yes, privacy in consultations included Not specified Not specified Other Other Other Unknown – translation not available/ usable Other Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Web annex 3: Complex answer options 21 Addressing violence against women in health and multisectoral policies: a global status report. Web annexes Does policy include respect for privacy during consultation? Yes, included Not specified No, not included Unclear Varies with jurisdiction No policy documents found Unknown - translation not available/ usable Other Peer review - internal Peer review - WHO D oe s p ol ic y in cl u d e p ri va cy a s a p ri n ci p le o f w om a n -c en tr ed c a re ? No, not included Yes, privacy in consultations included Not specified Other Other Other Other Unknown – translation not available/ usable Other Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Unclear Yes, privacy in consultations included Other Other Other Other Other Unknown – translation not available/ usable Other Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Varies with jurisdiction Yes, privacy in consultations included Other Other Other Other Other Unknown – translation not available/ usable Other Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review No policy documents found Other Other Other Other Other Other Other Other Other Other Unknown – translation not available/ usable Yes, privacy in consultations included Unknown – translation not available/ usable Unknown – translation not available/ usable Unknown – translation not available/ usable Unknown – translation not available/ usable Other Unknown – translation not available/ usable Unknown – translation not available/ usable Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Other Yes, privacy in consultations included Other Other Other Other Other Unknown – translation not available/ usable Other Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review 22 Web annex 3: Complex answer options Does policy include respect for privacy during consultation? Yes, included Not specified No, not included Unclear Varies with jurisdiction No policy documents found Unknown - translation not available/ usable Other Peer review - internal Peer review - WHO D oe s p ol ic y in cl u d e p ri va cy a s a p ri n ci p le o f w om a n -c en tr ed c a re ? Peer review – internal Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Other Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Peer review – WHO Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Other Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review 23 Addressing violence against women in health and multisectoral policies: a global status report. Web annexes 3b. Confidentiality Does policy include the confidentiality component of woman-centred care? Does policy include a requirement to inform survivors of the limits of confidentiality? Yes, included Not specified No, not included Unclear Varies with jurisdiction No policy documents found Unknown – translation not availa- ble/usable Other Peer review – internal Peer review – WHO D oe s p ol ic y in cl u d e co n fi d en ti a lit y a s a p ri n ci p le o f w om a n -c en tr ed c a re ? Yes, included Yes, confidentiality principle and limits explanation included Yes, confidentiality principle included Yes, confidentiality principle included Yes, confidentiality principle included Yes, confidentiality principle included Other Yes, confidentiality principle included Yes, confidentiality principle included Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not specified Yes, confidentiality limits explanation included Not specified Not specified Other Other Other Unknown – translation not available/ usable Other Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review No, not included Yes, confidentiality limits explanation included Not specified Other Other Other Other Unknown – translation not available/ usable Other Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Unclear Yes, confidentiality limits explanation included Other Other Other Other Other Unknown – translation not available/ usable Other Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review 24 Web annex 3: Complex answer options Does policy include a requirement to inform survivors of the limits of confidentiality? Yes, included Not specified No, not included Unclear Varies with jurisdiction No policy documents found Unknown – translation not availa- ble/usable Other Peer review – internal Peer review – WHO D oe s p ol ic y in cl u d e co n fi d en ti a lit y a s a p ri n ci p le o f w om a n -c en tr ed c a re ? Varies with jurisdiction Yes, confidentiality limits explanation included Other Other Other Other Other Unknown – translation not available/ usable Other Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review No policy documents found Other Other Other Other Other Other Other Other Other Other Unknown – translation not available/ usable Yes, confidentiality limits explanation included Unknown – translation not available/ usable Unknown – translation not available/ usable Unknown – translation not available/ usable Unknown – translation not available/ usable Other Unknown – translation not available/ usable Unknown – translation not available/ usable Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Other Yes, confidentiality limits explanation included Other Other Other Other Other Unknown – translation not available/ usable Other Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Peer review – internal Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Other Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Peer review – WHO Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Other Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review 25 Addressing violence against women in health and multisectoral policies: a global status report. Web annexes 3c. Mental health care Does policy include mental health care for survivors? Does policy include mental health referral for survivors? Yes, included Not specified No, not included Unclear Varies with jurisdiction No policy documents found Unknown – translation not available/ usable Other Peer review – internal Peer review – WHO D oe s p ol ic y in cl u d e co n fi d en ti a lit y a s a p ri n ci p le o f w om a n -c en tr ed c a re ? Yes, included Yes, mental health assessment and treatment referral included Yes, mental health assessment included Yes, mental health assessment included Yes, mental health assessment included Yes, mental health assessment included Other Yes, mental health assessment included Yes, mental health assessment included Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not specified Yes, mental health treatment referral included Not specified Not specified Other Other Other Unknown – translation not available/ usable Other Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review No, not included Yes, mental health treatment referral included Not specified Other Other Other Other Unknown – translation not available/ usable Other Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Unclear Yes, mental health treatment referral included Other Other Other Other Other Unknown – translation not available/ usable Other Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review 26 Web annex 3: Complex answer options Does policy include mental health referral for survivors? Yes, included Not specified No, not included Unclear Varies with jurisdiction No policy documents found Unknown – translation not available/ usable Other Peer review – internal Peer review – WHO D oe s p ol ic y in cl u d e co n fi d en ti a lit y a s a p ri n ci p le o f w om a n -c en tr ed c a re ? Varies with jurisdiction Yes, mental health treatment referral included Other Other Other Other Other Unknown – translation not available/ usable Other Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review No policy documents found Other Other Other Other Other Other Other Other Other Other Unknown – translation not available/ usable Yes, mental health treatment referral included Unknown – translation not available/ usable Unknown – translation not available/ usable Unknown – translation not available/ usable Unknown – translation not available/ usable Other Unknown – translation not available/ usable Unknown – translation not available/ usable Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Other Yes, mental health treatment referral included Other Other Other Other Other Unknown – translation not available/ usable Other Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Peer review – internal Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Other Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Peer review – WHO Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Other Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review 27 Addressing violence against women in health and multisectoral policies: a global status report. Web annexes 3d. Populations living in vulnerable situations Does policy recognize [population] as a vulnerable population and provide differentiated services for this group? Does policy provide differentiated services for [population]? Yes, included Not specified No, not included Unclear Varies with jurisdiction No policy documents found Unknown – translation not available/ usable Other Peer review – internal Peer review – WHO Not assessed D oe s p ol ic y re co g n iz e [p op u la ti on ] a s a v u ln er a b le p op u la ti on ? Yes, included Yes, population recognized and differentiated services included in policy Yes, population recognized in policy Yes, population recognized in policy Yes, population recognized in policy Yes, population recognized in policy Other Yes, population recognized in policy Yes, population recognized in policy Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not assessed Not specified Yes, differentiated services for population in policy Not specified Not specified Other Other Other Unknown – translation not available/ usable Other Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not assessed No, not included Yes, differentiated services for population in policy Not specified Other Other Other Other Unknown – translation not available/ usable Other Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not assessed 28 Web annex 3: Complex answer options Does policy provide differentiated services for [population]? Yes, included Not specified No, not included Unclear Varies with jurisdiction No policy documents found Unknown – translation not available/ usable Other Peer review – internal Peer review – WHO Not assessed D oe s p ol ic y re co g n iz e [p op u la ti on ] a s a v u ln er a b le p op u la ti on ? Unclear Yes, differentiated services for population in policy Other Other Other Other Other Unknown – translation not available/ usable Other Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not assessed Varies with jurisdiction Yes, differentiated services for population in policy Other Other Other Other Other Unknown – translation not available/ usable Other Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not assessed No policy documents found Other Other Other Other Other Other Other Other Other Other Not assessed Unknown – translation not available/ usable Yes, differentiated services for population in policy Unknown – translation not available/ usable Unknown – translation not available/ usable Unknown – translation not available/ usable Unknown – translation not available/ usable Other Unknown – translation not available/ usable Unknown – translation not available/ usable Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not assessed Other Yes, differentiated services for population in policy Other Other Other Other Other Unknown – translation not available/ usable Other Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not assessed 29 Addressing violence against women in health and multisectoral policies: a global status report. Web annexes Does policy provide differentiated services for [population]? Yes, included Not specified No, not included Unclear Varies with jurisdiction No policy documents found Unknown – translation not available/ usable Other Peer review – internal Peer review – WHO Not assessed D oe s p ol ic y re co g n iz e [p op u la ti on ] a s a vu ln er a b le p op u la ti on ? Peer review – internal Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Other Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not assessed Peer review – WHO Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Other Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not complete – awaiting peer review Not assessed Not assessed Not assessed Not assessed Not assessed Not assessed Not assessed Not assessed Not assessed Not assessed Not assessed Not assessed Not assessed 30 Web annex 3: Complex answer options 3e. VAW prevention The three categories of Prevention indicators (Empowerment, Services and Transformed attitudes, beliefs and norms) included multiple sub-indicators. For each category, there was an overall indicator to measure whether policy contained at least one prevention strategy, with four answer options available: “Yes”, “Not specified”, “N/A, no multisectoral VAW policies”, “Not known” and “Other”. The table below describes when each answer option was applied; this logic was applied for the Empowerment and Transformed attitudes, beliefs and norms indicators. For the Services indicators, see the sub-section below for how answer options were applied. Table 3e-1: Application of answer options for Empowerment and Transformed norms Available answer options Applies Yes If ANY subcomponent has “Yes, included” in it Not specified If ALL subcomponents have “Not specified” in them N/A, no multisectoral VAW policies If ALL subcomponents have either “Not assessed” or “N/A, no multisectoral VAW policy available” in them Not known If all subcomponents have translation that is not available/usable Other Any other combination in the two subcomponents Application of answer options for Services Unlike the other Prevention indicators, the auto-population of the Services indicator relied on more than two subcomponents and also drew on two indicators from the Health services indicators (first-line support and clinical enquiry). The overall Services indicator was: Does policy contain at least one service for response to violence against women? If ANY of the fields under “Prevention services” (listed below) had “Yes, included”, then the overall Services indicator would be “YES”. If ALL of the fields under “Prevention services” (listed below) had “Not specified”, then the overall Services indicator would be “Not specified”. Any other combination of answer options in the fields (apart from two already mentioned), resulted in the overall Services indicator being “Other”. The fields under “Prevention services”: l Substance abuse l Shelters l Hotlines l One-stop crisis centres (OSCCs) l Perpetrator l Police l First-line support l Clinical enquiry 31 Addressing violence against women in health and multisectoral policies: a global status report. Web annexes Prevention – composite indicator A composite Prevention indicator was automatically calculated based on the values of three of the overall indicators: Empowerment, Services and Transformed attitudes, beliefs and norms (see table below) to generate results for the following: l How many countries have at least one intervention in relation to each of the following three prevention strategies from RESPECT: Empowerment (E); Services (S); and Transformed norms (T)? l How many have at least one intervention in relation to two of the three prevention strategies? l How many have at least one intervention in relation to one of the three prevention strategies? l How many have no interventions in relation to the three prevention strategies? Table 3e-2: Calculation of the composite indicator Potential value Where applies 3 If ALL THREE of the overall indicators (Empowerment, Services and Transformed norms) have “Yes” in them 2 If ANY TWO OF THE THREE overall indicators (Empowerment, Services and Transformed norms) have “Yes” in them 1 If ANY ONE OF THE THREE overall indicators (Empowerment, Services and Transformed norms) have “Yes” in them 0 If ALL THREE of the overall indicators (Empowerment, Services and Transformed norms) have “Not specified” in them Count not available For any other combination – this will include where responses to ALL OF THE THREE indicators were NEITHER “Yes, included” nor “Not specified”, i.e. as follows: Countries where no multisectoral VAW policy was available (not found or none with a usable translation) Countries where prevention strategies are unclear, vary by jurisdiction, or no policy documents were found at all 32 Web annex 4: Data tables for all the findings globally and by WHO region7 Web annex 4.1: Enabling environment data tables Table 4.1a: Proportion of countries for which each type of eligible policy was available, by WHO region and globally WHO region National health policy including VAW Multisectoral VAW policy Health sector VAW policy AFR (n=47) 77% 81% 40% AMR/PAHO (n=35) 83% 80% 60% EMR (n=21) 10% 71% 57% EUR (n=53) 32% 87% 45% SEAR (n=11) 64% 82% 73% WPR (n=27) 44% 78% 33% Global (n=194) 53% 81% 48% Table 4.1b: Number of countries for which each type of policy document was available, by WHO region and globally WHO region National health policy including VAW Multisectoral VAW policy Health sector VAW policy AFR (n=47) 36 38 19 AMR/PAHO (n=35) 29 28 21 EMR (n=21) 2 15 12 EUR (n=53) 17 46 24 SEAR (n=11) 7 9 8 WPR (n=27) 12 21 9 Global (n=194) 103 157 93 7 The WHO regions along with the abbreviations used in this report are: AFR: African Region; AMR/PAHO: Region of the Americas – for which the regional office is also referred to as the Pan-American Health Organization or PAHO; EMR: Eastern Mediterranean Region; EUR: European Region; SEAR: South-East Asia Region; WPR: Western Pacific Region. These abbreviations are used in all the tables in this web annex where data are presented disaggregated by WHO regions. 33 Addressing violence against women in health and multisectoral policies: a global status report. Web annexes Table 4.1c: Proportion and number of countries for which at least one type of policy document was available, by WHO region and globally WHO region Yes No AFR (n=47) 94% (44) 6% (3) AMR/PAHO (n=35) 97% (34) 3% (1) EMR (n=21) 81% (17) 19% (4) EUR (n=53) 91% (48) 9% (5) SEAR (n=11) 91% (10) 9% (1) WPR (n=27) 78% (21) 22% (6) Global (n=194) 90% (174) 10% (20) Table 4.1d: Proportion of countries for which a national health policy includes VAW as a strategic priority, by WHO region and globally WHO region No Yes No health policy found AFR (n=47) 34% 43% 23% AMR/PAHO (n=35) 26% 57% 17% EMR (n=21) - 10% 90% EUR (n=53) 17% 15% 68% SEAR (n=11) 18% 45% 36% WPR (n=27) 4% 41% 56% Global (n=194) 19% 34% 47% Table 4.1e: Proportion of countries for which a national health policy includes VAW and a multisectoral VAW policy includes the health sector, by WHO region and globally WHO region Yes Not found AFR (n=47) 53% 47% AMR/PAHO (n=35) 69% 31% EMR (n=21) 10% 90% EUR (n=53) 26% 74% SEAR (n=11) 36% 64% WPR (n=27) 37% 63% Global (n=194) 41% 59% 34 Web annex 4: Data tables for all the findings globally and by WHO region Table 4.1f: Proportion of countries that have a national budget line for addressing VAW, by WHO region and globally WHO region Yes No Unknown AFR (n=41) 37% 44% 20% AMR/PAHO (n=35) 43% 29% 29% EMR (n=15) 33% 47% 20% EUR (n=38) 45% 47% 8% SEAR (n=11) 64% 36% 0% WPR (n=13) 38% 23% 38% Global (n=153) 42% 39% 19% Table 4.1g: Number of countries with eligible policy documents that include a commitment to train health-care providers on responding to VAW, by WHO region and globally WHO region Yes, included Not specified Unknown – translation not available/usable Total AFR (n=44) 34 10 - 44 AMR/PAHO (n=34) 30 4 - 34 EMR (n=17) 12 5 - 17 EUR (n=48) 36 9 3 48 SEAR (n=10) 9 1 - 10 WPR (n=21) 15 5 1 21 Global (n=174) 136 34 4 174 Table 4.1h: Proportion of countries with eligible policy documents that include a commitment to train health-care providers on responding to VAW, by WHO region and globally WHO region Yes, included Not specified Unknown – translation not available/usable Total AFR (n=44) 77% 23% - 100% AMR/PAHO (n=34) 88% 12% - 100% EMR (n=17) 71% 29% - 100% EUR (n=48) 75% 19% 6% 100% SEAR (n=10) 90% 10% - 100% WPR (n=21) 71% 24% 5% 100% Global (n=174) 78% 20% 2% 100% 35 Addressing violence against women in health and multisectoral policies: a global status report. Web annexes Web annex 4.2: Woman-centred care data tables Table 4.2a: Proportion of countries with eligible policy documents that include privacy, by WHO region and globally WHO region Privacy in both principle and practice included Privacy in practice only included Privacy as a principle only included Not specified Unknown – translation not available/ usable AFR (n=44) 36% 7% 11% 43% 2% AMR/PAHO (n=34) 47% - 15% 38% - EMR (n=17) 53% 6% 6% 35% - EUR (n=48) 13% 17% 10% 52% 8% SEAR (n=10) 50% 30% 10% 10% - WPR (n=21) 33% 19% 10% 33% 5% Global (n=174) 34% 11% 11% 41% 3% Table 4.2b: Proportion of countries with eligible policy documents that include confidentiality, by WHO region and globally WHO region Confidentiality in principle and limits explanation included Confidentiality as a principle only included Confidentiality limits explanation only included Not specified Unknown – translation not available/ usable AFR (n=44) 20% 41% - 36% 2% AMR/PAHO (n=34) 9% 56% - 35% - EMR (n=17) 41% 29% - 29% - EUR (n=48) 23% 17% 6% 48% 6% SEAR (n=10) 50% 30% 10% 10% - WPR (n=21) 29% 38% - 29% 5% Global (n=174) 24% 35% 2% 36% 3% 36 Web annex 4: Data tables for all the findings globally and by WHO region Web annex 4.3: Health services in policy data tables Table 4.3a: Proportion of countries with eligible policy documents that include first-line support, by WHO region and globally WHO region Yes, included Not specified Unknown – translation not available/usable Total AFR (n=44) 80% 18% 2% 100% AMR/PAHO (n=34) 85% 15% - 100% EMR (n=17) 82% 18% - 100% EUR (n=48) 58% 38% 4% 100% SEAR (n=10) 100% - - 100% WPR (n=21) 67% 33% - 100% Global (n=174) 75% 24% 2% 100% Table 4.3b: Proportion of countries with eligible policy documents that include universal screening, by WHO region and globally WHO region Yes, included No, not included Not specified Unknown – translation not available/usable Unclear AFR (n=44) 2% 7% 89% 2% - AMR/PAHO (n=34) 18% 6% 71% - 6% EMR (n=17) 18% 24% 53% - 6% EUR (n=48) 10% 4% 75% 10% - SEAR (n=10) 10% 40% 40% 10% - WPR (n=21) 5% 10% 76% 10% - Global (n=174) 10% 10% 74% 5% 2% 37 Addressing violence against women in health and multisectoral policies: a global status report. Web annexes Table 4.3c: Proportion of countries with eligible policy documents that include clinical enquiry, by WHO region and globally WHO region Yes, included Not specified Unclear Unknown – translation not available/usable AFR (n=44) 18% 80% - 2% AMR/PAHO (n=34) 24% 74% 3% - EMR (n=17) 29% 71% - - EUR (n=48) 23% 69% - 8% SEAR (n=10) 60% 30% - 10% WPR (n=21) 19% 76% - 5% Global (n=174) 24% 71% 1% 4% Table 4.3d: Proportion of countries with eligible policy documents that include EC, HIV PEP, STI prophylaxis, and all three services, by WHO region and globally WHO region EC HIV PEP STI prophylaxis EC, HIV PEP and STI prophylaxis AFR (n=44) 59% 57% 45% 43% AMR/PAHO (n=34) 76% 79% 71% 68% EMR (n=17) 65% 59% 65% 59% EUR (n=48) 29% 29% 35% 23% SEAR (n=10) 90% 70% 80% 70% WPR (n=21) 52% 52% 43% 43% Global (n=174) 56% 54% 51% 45% Table 4.3e: Proportion of countries with eligible policy documents that include abortion, by WHO region and globally WHO region Yes, included No, not included Not specified Unclear Unknown – translation not available/usable AFR (n=44) 18% 2% 68% 9% 2% AMR/PAHO (n=34) 29% 15% 53% 3% - EMR (n=17) - 18% 82% - - EUR (n=48) 10% - 79% - 10% SEAR (n=10) 20% - 70% - 10% WPR (n=21) 24% 5% 67% - 5% Global (n=174) 17% 6% 70% 3% 5% 38 Web annex 4: Data tables for all the findings globally and by WHO region Table 4.3f: Proportion of countries with eligible policy documents that include mental health assessment, referral and both, by WHO region and globally WHO region Both mental health assessment and referral included Mental health assessment only included Mental health referral only included Not specified Other Unknown – translation not available/ usable AFR (n=44) 25% - 7% 66% - 2% AMR/PAHO (n=34) 44% 9% 12% 35% - - EMR (n=17) 59% 6% 18% 18% - - EUR (n=48) 23% 8% 6% 54% - 8% SEAR (n=10) 70% 20% - 10% - - WPR (n=21) 29% 10% 10% 43% 5% 5% Global (n=174) 34% 7% 9% 46% 1% 3% Table 4.3g: Proportion of countries with eligible policy documents that include mental health treatment, by WHO region and globally WHO region Yes, included Not specified Unclear Unknown – translation not available/usable AFR (n=44) 48% 48% 2% 2% AMR/PAHO (n=34) 74% 26% - - EMR (n=17) 71% 29% - - EUR (n=48) 38% 54% - 8% SEAR (n=10) 80% 20% - - WPR (n=21) 33% 62% - 5% Global (n=174) 52% 44% 1% 3% Table 4.3h: Proportion of countries with eligible policy documents that include referrals from the health sector to other sectors for VAW survivors, by WHO region and globally WHO region Yes, included Not specified Unknown – translation not available/usable AFR (n=44) 61% 36% 2% AMR/PAHO (n=34) 71% 29% - EMR (n=17) 65% 35% - EUR (n=48) 40% 52% 8% SEAR (n=10) 80% 20% - WPR (n=21) 57% 38% 5% Global (n=174) 58% 39% 3% 39 Addressing violence against women in health and multisectoral policies: a global status report. Web annexes Web annex 4.4: Availability of post-rape care services data tables Table 4.4a: Proportion of countries with availability of comprehensive post-rape care services in line with WHO guidelines in at least one service delivery point, by WHO region and globally WHO region Yes No No data (no response to survey question) AFR (n=47) 81% 6% 13% AMR/PAHO (n=35) 69% 17% 14% EMR (n=21) 52% 10% 38% EUR (n=53) 36% 4% 60% SEAR (n=11) 27% 18% 55% WPR (n=27) 56% 19% 26% Global (n=194) 57% 10% 33% Table 4.4b: Proportion of countries with eligible policy documents that include EC, HIV PEP, STI prophylaxis, and all three services for survivors, by WHO region and globally WHO region EC HIV PEP STI prophylaxis EC, HIV PEP and STI treatment AFR (n=44) 59% 57% 45% 43% AMR/PAHO (n=34) 76% 79% 71% 68% EMR (n=17) 65% 59% 65% 59% EUR (n=48) 29% 29% 35% 23% SEAR (n=10) 90% 70% 80% 70% WPR (n=21) 52% 52% 43% 43% Global (n=174) 56% 54% 51% 45% Table 4.4c: Proportion of countries with post-rape services in policy that also indicate that it is available in at least one service delivery point, by WHO region and globally WHO region First-line support HIV PEP/STI prophylaxis Emergency contraception Abortion AFR (n=44) 68% 43% 52% 9% AMR/PAHO (n=34) 65% 59% 59% 15% EMR (n=17) 35% 24% 35% - EUR (n=48) 19% 6% 10% 4% SEAR (n=10) 30% 40% 40% 20% WPR (n=21) 43% 24% 29% 14% Global (n=174) 45% 32% 37% 9% 40 Web annex 4: Data tables for all the findings globally and by WHO region Web annex 4.5: Inclusion of populations in vulnerable situations in data tables Table 4.5a: Proportion of countries with eligible policy documents that include adolescent girls and/or young women (10–24 years of age), by WHO region and globally WHO region Population recognized and differentiated services included in policy Population recognized in policy only Differentiated services for population in policy only Not specified Unknown – translation not available/ usable AFR (n=44) 20% 27% 14% 36% 2% AMR/PAHO (n=34) 29% 29% 6% 35% - EMR (n=17) 6% - 47% 47% - EUR (n=48) 6% 17% 10% 56% 10% SEAR (n=10) 10% 10% 30% 30% 20% WPR (n=21) 5% 10% 19% 62% 5% Global (n=174) 14% 19% 16% 45% 5% Table 4.5b: Proportion of countries with eligible policy documents that include women with disabilities, by WHO region and globally WHO region Population recognized and differentiated services included in policy Population recognized in policy only Differentiated services for population in policy only Not specified Unknown – translation not available/ usable AFR (n=44) 7% 23% 2% 66% 2% AMR/PAHO (n=34) 21% 32% 6% 41% - EMR (n=17) - 12% 18% 71% - EUR (n=48) 17% 19% 6% 52% 6% SEAR (n=10) 20% 10% 10% 40% 20% WPR (n=21) 10% 19% 10% 52% 10% Global (n=174) 13% 21% 7% 55% 5% 41 Addressing violence against women in health and multisectoral policies: a global status report. Web annexes Table 4.5c: Proportion of countries with eligible policy documents that include pregnant women, by WHO region and globally WHO region Population recognized and differentiated services included in policy Population recognized in policy only Differentiated services for population in policy only Not specified Unknown – translation not available/ usable AFR (n=44) 9% 5% 2% 82% 2% AMR/PAHO (n=34) 3% 9% 3% 85% - EMR (n=17) - 18% 18% 65% - EUR (n=48) 8% 17% 2% 67% 6% SEAR (n=10) 10% 10% - 70% 10% WPR (n=21) 5% - 10% 81% 5% Global (n=174) 6% 10% 5% 76% 3% 42 Web annex 4: Data tables for all the findings globally and by WHO region Web annex 4.6: VAW prevention data tables Table 4.6a: Proportion of countries with eligible policy documents that include women’s empowerment – economic empowerment, social empowerment, and one or both, by WHO region and globally WHO region Economic empowerment Social empowerment Economic and/or social empowerment (one or both) AFR (n=44) 43% 20% 45% AMR/PAHO (n=34) 24% 38% 47% EMR (n=17) 47% 35% 47% EUR (n=48) 27% 15% 35% SEAR (n=10) 40% 10% 40% WPR (n=21) 29% 24% 38% Global (n=174) 33% 24% 42% Table 4.6b: Proportion of countries with eligible policy documents that include at least one response service intervention, by WHO region and globally WHO region At least one response service intervention in policy AFR (n=44) 89% AMR (n=34) 94% EMR (n=17) 94% EUR (n=48) 96% SEAR (n=10) 100% WPR (n=21) 90% Global (n=174) 93% 43 Addressing violence against women in health and multisectoral policies: a global status report. Web annexes Table 4.6c: Proportion of countries with eligible policy documents that include norm- transformation interventions – community mobilization, group education and both, by WHO region and globally WHO region Community mobilization Group education Both community mobilization and group education AFR (n=44) 32% 30% 16% AMR (n=34) 35% 24% 12% EMR (n=17) 35% 35% 24% EUR (n=48) 8% 35% 4% SEAR (n=10) 30% 10% 10% WPR (n=21) 24% 38% 10% Global (n=174) 25% 30% 11% Table 4.6d: Number and proportion of countries with eligible policy documents that include each norm-transformation intervention, at least one such intervention, and awareness raising only, globally Global (n=174) Community mobilization Group education Awareness raising At least one Only awareness raising n 44 53 129 135 58 % 25% 30% 74% 78% 33% 44 Web annex 4: Data tables for all the findings globally and by WHO region Web annex 4.7: Source, language and translation of policy documents data tables Table 4.7a: Source of eligible policy documents Source n % Other 92 15% SRMNCAH repository 151 25% Targeted web search 319 53% WHO 42 7% Total 604 100% Table 4.7b: Language of eligible policy documents United Nations language n % Arabic 38 6% Chinese 1 0% English 277 46% French 79 13% Russian 3 0% Spanish 103 17% Other (non-United Nations) language 103 17% Total 604 100% Table 4.7c: Proportion of eligible policy documents for which online/Google translation was required Translation required? n % No, not required 497 82% Yes, but unable to translate 10 2% Yes, but translation not usable 3 0% Yes, translation usable 94 16% Total 604 100% For more information, please contact: Department of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Research World Health Organization Avenue Appia 20, CH-1211 Geneva 27, Switzerland Email: srhavp@who.int https://www.who.int/health-topics/ violence-against-women