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In Focus
Fund Dates Start Date: 01 January 2020 End Date: 31 December 2024
Key Documents
CRSV - Reports About
The Conflict-Related Sexual Violence Prevention Multi-Partner Trust Fund (CRSV-MPTF) is a pooled fund that enhances accountability and response efforts towards preventing sexual violence in conflict settings by bringing attention to existing gaps and under-financed areas. Fund scope Building on the success of UN Action and Spotlight, the Conflict-Related Sexual Violence Prevention Multi-Partner Trust Fund (CRSV-MPTF) works to improve accountability and prevention responses for conflict-specific sexual violence. By bringing attention to existing gaps and under-financed areas this pooled fund consolidates efforts in addressing the causes of sexual violence in conflict settings and launching appropriate responses that result in lasting outcomes. Although anyone can experience sexual violence, responses are centered around women and girls as they tend to be most affected. Programmatic efforts concentrate on the contextual causes and drivers of sexual violence in conflict, which include: Structural gender-based inequalities and harmful social norms that lead to an increase in sexual violence during conflict.
Theory of change and strategic framework By addressing some of the underlying factors that lead to, or perpetuate, conflict-related sexual violence, CRSV-MPTF stakeholders can help reduce its prevalence. The overarching goal is to prevent sexual violence in conflict settings and meet the needs of survivors by increasing public, private, and government accountability in providing necessary services, frameworks, and paths for restitution. Supported initiatives will be designed on three specific outcomes: Cooperation and coordination: Strengthen international, regional and national cooperation and coordination to address conflict-related sexual violence.
Three windows have been established under the fund and cover UN Action, the Team of Experts, and Office of the SRSG-SVC. Primary areas of focus are to convert cultures of impunity to cultures of deterrence, address structural gender-based inequality in times of war and peace, and foster national ownership and leadership for sustainable, survivor-centred responses that empower civil society organizations and women’s rights defenders. Each window has its own oversight and decision-making body. Funding streams Contributors to the CRSV-MPTF include national governments, intergovernmental organizations, NGOs, and the private sector. A pass-through fund management modality is used to redirect contributions to participating organizations. Governance structure
Chaired by the SRSG-SVC and comprised of representatives from participating United Nations organizations, the Steering Committee provides strategic, programmatic, planning, and implementation advice to enhance Fund coordination and oversight.
The UN Action Secretariat supports the work of the Steering Committee, participating United Nations organizations, and the Administrative Agent. The Secretariat will also oversee the UN Action.
The Multi-Partner Trust Fund (MPTF) Office acts as the Administrative Agent of this pooled fund. The Administrative Agent provides support and administrative services to participating organizations on behalf of the CRSV-MPTF, using a pass-through modality. Provided they meet the fiduciary and organizational requirements outlined in the memorandum of understanding and Terms of Reference, United Nations organizations can apply their own procedures. Recent Documents
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Key Figures
Funding Status
Participating Organizations are required to submit final year-end expenditures by April 30 in the following year;
Interim expenditure figures are submitted on a voluntary basis and therefore current year figures are not final until the year-end expenditures have been submitted.
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Delivery Analysis
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Contacts
For Programmatic IssuesFor UN Action against Sexual Violence in Conflict Ms. Bernadette Sene, UN Action Coordinator, UN Action Secretariat, Tel : +1 917 367 6365, Email: seneb@un.org Ms. Fareen Walji, Associate Programmes Officer for Partnerships, UN Action Secretariat, Tel: +1 917 367 1524, Email: fareen.walji@un.org Ms. Marianne Bauer, Programme Officer, UN Action Secretariat, Tel : +1 917 367 4698, Email : bauerm@un.org
For the UN Team of Experts on the Rule of Law and Sexual Violence in Conflict Mr. Toby Bonini, Deputy Team Leader, United Nations Team of Experts on the Rule of Law and Sexual Violence in Conflict, Tel: +1 212 906 5226, Email toby.bonini@undp.org For Fund Administrative Agent IssuesMulti-Partner Trust Fund Office (MPTF Office), Bureau for Management Services, United Nations Development Programme; Fax: +1 212 906 6990: Ms. Jennifer Topping, Executive Coordinator, Email: jennifer.topping@undp.org Ms. Mari Matsumoto, Senior Portfolio Manager, Tel: +1 212 906 5735, Email:mari.matsumoto@undp.org Mr. Aamir Maqsood Khan, Finance Specialist, Tel: +1 212 906 6259, Email: aamir.maqsood@undp.org Ms. Jacqueline Carbajal, Finance Associate, Tel: +1 212 906 6613, Email: jacqueline.carbajal@undp.org
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