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Now is the Time:  United For Equality

The First Annual Summit on GBV in PNG

On November 8 to 10, 2020 the Coalition of Parliamentarians to End Gender-Based Violence hosted the first ever Summit to address gender-based violence and gender equality in Papua New Guinea.  More than 750 participants joined the Members of Parliament; Government, Corporate, CSO, Youth, Diplomatic, Religious and Development Leaders; and survivors and perpetrators of violence to discuss issues and solutions, and to lay a forward seeking pathway for a safer, more prosperous and more equitable Papua New Guinea.

As a participant in this event, we are asking for your feedback to help our Coalition ensure that next year's Summit is even better.

As a reminder:

The cost of gender-based violence in Papua New Guinea is high: physically, emotionally, and economically in terms of opportunities lost for women and children, their families, communities and the country as a whole. Living in constant insecurity prevents women and children from leading the normal lives of free citizens and creates an untenable environment for growth and development.

Gender equality is a principle strongly advocated for in the constitution of Papua New Guinea and the country’s primary Goals and Directives. Further, gender-equality is identified in extensive bodies of literature as the principle underlying cause of gender-based violence.

Thank you for taking the time to offer your thoughts.

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* 1. What is your gender?

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* 2. Which of the following categories best describes your employment status?

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* 3. What is your age?

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* 4. Overall, how would you rate First Annual GBV Summit?

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* 5. How organized was the First Annual GBV Summit?

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* 6. How would you rate the agenda and format?

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* 7. How would you rate Session One:  Equality Leading the Change moderated by Ms. Julie Bukikun with  Hon. Garry Juffa, Dame Carol Kidu, Hon. Powes Parkop, Hon. Allan Bird, and Hon. Minister Justin Tkatchenko? 

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* 8. How would you rate Session Two:  Institutional Change moderated by Ms. Evonne Kennedy with  Hon. Jelta Wong, Patricia Mesa, Deputy City Manager, Hon. Richard Masere, Ms. Taies Sansan, Mr. Bernard Kipit, Mr. Robin Fleming, Ms Pam Kenyon,  Mr. Michael Koupere, Mr. Leon Buskens, and Ms. Wallis Yakam?

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* 9. How would you rate Session 3A:  Referral Pathways moderated by Mr. Steven Paniu with Ms. Ruth Kissam, Hon. John Rosso, Hon. Ginson Saonu, Mrs. Tracy Ganaii, Ms. Tessie Soi, Superintendent Delilah Sandeka, Mr. Simon Yanis, OCFS Director, Ms. Rebecca Kuku, Ms. Kathy Johnson,  Mr. Pondros Kaluwin, and Mr. Otto Trur.

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* 10. How would you rate Session 3B:  Prevention Engaging Men and Boys moderated by Ms. Bronwyn Kili with  Mrs. Anna Bais, Hon. Charles Abel, Hon John Kaupa,  Hon. Gary Juffa, Ms. Fazilah Bazari, Ms. Marcia Kalino, Mrs. Serena Sasingian,  Mr. Dickson and Kiragi, Mr. David Rupa?

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* 11. How would you rate Session 4:  Case Management moderated by Mr. Nou Vada with Ms. Ruth Beriso,  Hon. Francis Maneke, Ms. Daisy Plana, Mrs. Bridgette Thorold, Mr. Jack Imbu, Ms. Jean Jano, Sargent Alice Arigo and Ms. Ume Wainetti?

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* 12. How would you rate the Youth Side Event?

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* 13. What did you like best about the Summit?

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* 14. What are three recommendations you would like to offer to ensure the Summit is better next year?

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* 15. Will you attend the GBV Summit Next year?

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* 16. Would you like to stay involved in our collective work on GBV and gender-equality?

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* 17. Any other thoughts, comments or feedback you would like to offer?

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