Awareness of rights of religious
minorities and Dalits raised and
accepted by general population
rights of indigenous peoples and
minorities protected by
Constitution or legislation
rights of indigenous people and
effective implementation of new
and existing laws
Roundtable with key
indigenous and ethnic minority
NGOs and other stakeholders
JAMAKON to appoint
Rapporteur
on Dalit rights to make a
national study on
discrimination on grounds of
caste, work and descent
Strong monitoring on the status
of existing State commitments
formally notified and advocacy
for effective implementation
Awareness and education
increased on the rights of the
people and on JAMAKON
Rapporteur appointed and
national study published
Existing quota for Dalits are
maintained and positive
discrimination is provided.
5. WOMEN EMPOWERMENT, ELIMINATING DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN & ENDING
GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE
5-year outcomes
Causes of discrimination clearly
identified, relevant state agencies
develop reform programmes to
eliminate discrimination against
women
GBV
taken
seriously
by
authorities i.e. police, judges,
media and MPs
Key Strategies
Support GBV initiatives to be
pursued by Bangladesh police
Roundtable organised with key
stakeholders in working on
eliminating discrimination
against women to identify where
JAMAKON can add value
Roundtable organised with key
stakeholders in GBV field to
identify where JAMAKON can
add value ‐ GBV Action Plan
developed addressing preventive
action by authorities on acid
attacks, rape, beatings, eviction
etc.
KPI
Positive indicators from police
KPIs
Action Plan developed and
implemented
Work with authorities and
parliament to ensure Domestic
Violence (Protection and
Prevention) Act 2010
implemented effectively
Complaints of violence against
women prioritized at JAMAKON
in conjunction with Union
Parishad, local administration
and NGOS; gender sensitive
complaints process developed
Media campaign based on
Implementation plan
developed
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Action Plan developed and
implemented
Significant and improved
outcomes in complaints of
violence against women
Women freely report