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The Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade is supporting the Cambodian Ministry of Women's Affairs to change attitudes and prevent violence so that women and girls can feel safe in their homes, in the workplace and in their communities.
Under the DFAT-funded Ending Violence Against Women Program, The Asia Foundation's Prevention of Intimate Partner Violence (PIPV) Program seeks to reduce rates of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) by promoting comprehensive primary prevention strategies and interventions that reduce or eliminate specific risk factors and strengthen or establish protective factors for the prevention of IPV. The Asia Foundation, as part of the PIPV, has coordinated the monitoring of TV content on Cambodia's five largest TV stations (determined by market share), the inclusion of IPV/VAW questions in TV market rating surveys and technical assistance to TV broadcasters to reduce negative content.
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