Sexual Violence Research Initiative (SVRI)
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History
Founded May 2000, as an initiative of Global Forum for Health Research. Intitially hosted by World Health Organization (WHO); moved to South Africa, 2006.
Aims
Promote research on sexual violence and generate empirical data to ensure that sexual violence is recognized as a priority public health issue.
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Activities
Projects/programmes; research/documentation; awareness raising; events/meetings.
Structure
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English.
Financing
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Relations with 3 inter-governmental organizations.
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Relations with Non-Governmental Organizations
Relations with 7 non-governmental organizations.
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Publications
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Members in 0 countries
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Type I Classification
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UIA Org ID
J1527
Last News Received
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