Local governance of ISD is crucial given that service delivery often occurs at the subnational level, yet central governments nevertheless play a key role in promoting ISD – for example by providing funding and frameworks for joint work. It also requires policy coherence across agencies and levels of government so that policies reinforce each other. This means ensuring reliable, adequate and well-organised funding for co-ordinated services. To promote ISD on the ground, governments must adopt a whole-of-state approach to gender equality generally and gender-based violence specifically. Many of these ISD practices rely on case management, referral systems and/or physically co-located delivery. These sectors are increasingly interconnected and have linkages to income support, child-related services and legal assistance. The report finds that ISD is most frequently introduced at entry points in health care, emergency housing and police services.
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Read the full report: Supporting Lives Free from Intimate Partner Violence Towards Better Integration of Services for Victims/Survivors The findings are drawn from a comprehensive survey of 35 OECD governments and a consultation with non-governmental service providers in 12 OECD countries. Our recent report, Supporting lives free from intimate partner violence: Towards better integration of services for victims/survivors, explores a critical component of any public policy response to violence: integrated service delivery (ISD) for women victims/survivors of IPV. Different policy and service delivery spheres such as health, housing, justice, employment and education must work together seamlessly.įar too often, however, the problem of gender-based violence is met with insufficient funding and inadequate co-ordination across the many stakeholders involved. Victims/survivors also often need legal advice, housing support and help for their children across a diverse range of services from government and other providers. Threats to their health include physical injuries, sexually transmitted infections, unintended pregnancies, pregnancy complications, mental health problems, homicide and suicide.įar too often, the problem of gender-based violence is met with insufficient funding and inadequate co-ordination across the many stakeholders involved. Women victims/survivors of IPV have complex needs both during and after experiences of violence.
This is the situation for many women escaping intimate partner violence (IPV). Now imagine having to do all of these public benefit applications under these precarious and extremely stressful circumstances. And maybe you are doing this without a safe place to live, or as you are running out of money. Imagine doing one of these time- and resource-intensive applications under the threat of personal injury to yourself or your children.
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In most OECD countries, these processes require knowledge of how to access a benefit, time, patience and a good deal of paperwork. Think about the last time you had to apply for a public benefit or service like unemployment insurance, childcare or mental health care.
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