 Training and information dissemination on VAW. Training should be provided for authorities tasked to respond to VAW, and continuous information dissemination should be done to raise peoples’ awareness on VAWC.  Support groups should be formed to help VAW victims.  VAW desk should be established in every Barangay (CAR).  Awareness raising on the services available for marginalized women.  Livelihood programs for marginalized women.  LGBT concerns should be incorporated in every LGU GAD plan.  Comprehensive rehabilitation services to enable PWDs to achieve social functionality and economic sufficiency, through the DSWD’s Area Vocational Rehabilitation Center,  Proper consultations before enacting laws so that the people are aware of its provisions.  During times of disaster, training on disaster preparedness to help people become ready and equipped in times of emergencies and calamities, especially those in farflung areas. More exhaustive training for women who are more vulnerable than men.  Support system and psychosocial services for women and children who are traumatized because of the calamity suffered.  Safe and secure evacuation centers/ transitory sites, with women given more privacy.  Prenatal services for pregnant women (e.g. Tetanus Toxoid injection).  Proper consultations before the introduction of development projects, to obtain free and informed consent especially from the indigenous peoples, and women in the rural areas.  Information dissemination before commencing development projects to avoid misunderstandings. RESULTS OF THE REGIONAL CONSULTATION ON REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH The Regions have available commodities and services for reproductive health. However, while these goods and services are ideally available for free, issues have been raised regarding their actual availability and accessibility. 14