National Action Plan to End Gender-Based Violence a significant step towards gender equality
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The National Action Plan sets a framework for anyone facing GBV to have reliable and timely access to protection and services, no matter where they live.
Key Points:
- The National Action Plan sets a framework for anyone facing GBV to have reliable and timely access to protection and services, no matter where they live.
- The work to end GBV and achieve gender equality in Canada is far from done.
- Note: Gender-based violence is a priority for the Government of Qubec, which has invested significant funds to end violence against women.
- Budget 2022 committed $539.3 million over five years, starting in 2022-23, to support provinces and territories in their efforts to implement the National Action Plan to End Gender-Based Violence.