Global Push Accelerates to End Violence Against Women by 2030
Source: Facts and figures: Ending violence against women (2025-11-20)
UN Women’s latest strategic initiatives aim to eradicate violence against women worldwide by 2030, aligning with the Sustainable Development Goals. This comprehensive effort builds on recent progress, including a 20% reduction in gender-based violence in select regions over the past five years, and aims to address the root causes of violence through innovative policies, community engagement, and technological solutions. Recent data reveals that over 35% of women globally have experienced physical or sexual violence, with alarming rates in conflict zones and marginalized communities. The new strategic plan emphasizes strengthening legal frameworks, increasing funding—currently falling short by USD 420 billion annually—and expanding access to support services. Additionally, the UN’s Gender Equality Accelerators program has mobilized over USD 1 billion in investments to scale up successful interventions. Advances in digital technology are also playing a pivotal role, with AI-powered tools helping to identify and prevent abuse, and mobile platforms providing vital resources to survivors. The global community’s commitment is further reinforced by campaigns like 16 Days of Activism and the UNiTE! initiative, which aim to raise awareness and foster action at local, national, and international levels. As governments, NGOs, and private sectors collaborate, the focus remains on creating safer environments for women and girls, ensuring gender equality, and ending violence as a fundamental human rights violation. The upcoming years are critical, with ongoing efforts to close funding gaps, implement effective policies, and harness technology to protect and empower women worldwide.
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