Raising awareness about gender equality through culture and arts

Where
Georgia
Georgia
When
2016
2016
Who
The ministry of culture and monument protection of georgia, the georgian national film centre
The ministry of culture and monument protection of georgia, the georgian national film centre
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Description of the policy/measure
The ministry of culture and monuments protection of georgia supported about 32 projects focused on gender issues or/and initiated by women from 2012 onwards.in addition to the ministry’s direct involvement in providing financial support for the aforementioned activities, a large-scale collaboration between the un joint programme to enhance gender equality in georgia and the georgian national film centre took place in 2014. the aim of the partnership was to initiate the creation of the documentary reflecting the gender issues, women’s rights in particular. as a result - speak out! was produced. the film is a documentary telling the story of violence against women and domestic violence in georgia, reflecting the true accounts of suffering by many women.
2005 Convention Monitoring Framework Goal(s)
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Results achieved
On the one hand women, especially from the regions will be more involved in cultural processes and on the other hand, culture and arts will be used as the catalyst for strengthening the principles of gender equality.