The INSPIRE Working Group,
an informal network of some 100 agencies committed to implementing
INSPIRE-related programmes, has also launched a call for proposals to
support INSPIRE awareness-raising and engagement activities in low- and
middle-income countries. Funding is made possible by the New Venture Fund and Ignite Philanthropy: Inspiring the End to Violence Against Girls and Boys.
CONTEXT:
Up to one billion children have experienced physical, sexual or psychological violence in the past year. INSPIRE is a technical package for everyone committed to preventing and responding to violence against children and adolescents – from government to grassroots, and from civil society to the private sector. Ten agencies with a long history of galvanizing a consistent, evidence-based approach to preventing violence against children have collaborated to develop INSPIRE.
Up to one billion children have experienced physical, sexual or psychological violence in the past year. INSPIRE is a technical package for everyone committed to preventing and responding to violence against children and adolescents – from government to grassroots, and from civil society to the private sector. Ten agencies with a long history of galvanizing a consistent, evidence-based approach to preventing violence against children have collaborated to develop INSPIRE.
The INSPIRE package
– made up of the INSPIRE Core document and INSPIRE Implementation
Handbook – includes the following seven strategies that together provide
a framework for ending violence against children:
1. Implementation and enforcement of laws;
2. Norms and values
3. Safe environments
4. Parent and caregiver support
5. Income and economic strengthening
6. Response and support services
7. Education and life skills (safe schools)
2. Norms and values
3. Safe environments
4. Parent and caregiver support
5. Income and economic strengthening
6. Response and support services
7. Education and life skills (safe schools)
The INSPIRE Core document provides the “what” for each strategy (e.g.
objective, potential effects and evidence of effectiveness) while the
INSPIRE Implementation Handbook provides the “how” (e.g. theory of
change, best practices and costs for each intervention). The INSPIRE
Working Group provides a forum where governments, bilaterals, CSOs,
professional associations, donors, and UN agencies can: 1) collaborate
to achieve collective impact at global and country level; 2) share
relevant information on an ongoing basis; and 3) periodically review
their joint progress in supporting INSPIRE implementation.
PURPOSE:
To enable leaders from Low- and Middle-Income Countries increase INSPIRE awareness and engage civil society and governments at national and regional levels, and from those experiences to actively exert leadership in shaping and driving INSPIRE globally. A total of $750,000.00 USD is available within the INSPIRE Fund for this purpose. Funding is made possible by the New Venture Fund and Ignite Philanthropy: Inspiring the End to Violence Against Girls and Boys. Contracts will be considered in the range of $5,000 USD – $30,000 USD for the purpose described.
To enable leaders from Low- and Middle-Income Countries increase INSPIRE awareness and engage civil society and governments at national and regional levels, and from those experiences to actively exert leadership in shaping and driving INSPIRE globally. A total of $750,000.00 USD is available within the INSPIRE Fund for this purpose. Funding is made possible by the New Venture Fund and Ignite Philanthropy: Inspiring the End to Violence Against Girls and Boys. Contracts will be considered in the range of $5,000 USD – $30,000 USD for the purpose described.
Moreinfo: http://www.cpcnetwork.org/inspirefund