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Learning and monitoring

The Action Plan to Eliminate Family Violence and Sexual Violence sets out specific, short term actions for the next two years. The Action Plan will be reviewed and refreshed annually.

To measure progress towards achieving the 6 shifts, tukunga iho and ultimately, the moemoeā, Te Aorerekura identifies a number of impacts that we want to see along the path to wellbeing, also known as intermediate outcomes.

Wellbeing, available prevalence measures and evidence of these impacts will be brought together in a measurement framework that will include both existing and new measures.

Action plan: Learning and monitoring

Actions 38-40 of the Action Plan outline how government, tangata whenua, communities and specialists will work together, share information and improve responses to family violence and sexual violence.

38. Continuously develop and improve the learning system through the collection of evidence and voices

Government, communities, tangata whenua and specialists will work together to establish a learning system for continuous improvement, new data and tools, and research and evaluation.

Activities

• December 2022: Research and evaluation plan created
• December 2022: Plan for work with communities on shared measures, and data collection/dissemination
• Continue with the Crime and Victims Survey(external link).

39. Work together to finalise measurement framework

Work with tangata whenua, communities and specialists to develop a framework with measures to eliminate family violence and sexual violence.

Activities

• 2022: Develop the plan on measures and data collection.

40. Invest in monitoring and learning to build the evidence based for primary prevention

Establish a learning programme that captures monitoring, evaluation and research mechanism for primary prevention of family violence and sexual violence for Kaupapa Māori and Tauiwi.

Activities

• December 2022: Establish a social norms survey, primary prevention system survey, 12-month prevalence survey, media tracking and population-level indicators
• From January 2024: Increased efficacy in primary prevention approaches and investment.

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