Algeria

There are no publications or fact sheets. Data disseminated is mostly limited to the official website of the institutions.

The national educational curricula do not include issues related to VAWG, gender equality, women rights.

There are no specific programs available for school teachers on gender equality and VAWG

There are annual awareness campaigns conducted by Ministry of National Solidarity, Family and Women’s Affairs.

There are no trainings provided by government for policemen and court staff who deal directly with victims of VAWG.

There is no specific training provided by the Ministry of Health for nurses or doctors who respond to victims of VAWG.

There is no training programme on VAWG that is being institutionalized within the ministries and government’s institutions.

There are cooperation mechanisms between police, hospitals, and other government institutions for referring VAWG cases. The cooperation is arranged by the Ministry of National Solidarity, Family and Women’s Affairs and includes the institutional information system on violence against women that was created to consolidate and exchange all data related to women and girls who are victims of VAWG.

There is inter-ministerial coordination on women issues including VAWG supervised by the Ministry of National Solidarity, Family and Women’s Affairs through the Directorate of Women Issues and the Directorate General of Family, Women and Social Cohesion.

The Ministry of National Solidarity, Family and Women’s Affairs leads VAWG policies across different sectors

There is no gender responsive budget adopted by government with specific lines allocated for addressing VAWG.