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Enilive & DonneXStrada Fight Gender-Based Violence

Enilive and DonneXStrada partner to distribute a guide on combating gender-based violence across Italy via Eni gas stations and radio.

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Human Rights ViolationsGender IssuesViolenceWomenPreventionCollaborationAwareness

EniliveDonnexstrada

Stefano BallistaIlaria Saliva

How is Enilive distributing the guide to the public?: Enilive is distributing the guide through approximately 3,000 gas stations across Italy using QR codes, brochures, and radio advertising. They are also training station managers to recognize and respond to instances of gender-based violence.
What kind of information does the guide "Ti riguarda!" provide?: The guide, "Ti riguarda!", offers practical advice for victims, witnesses, and those who want to help prevent gender-based violence. It includes information on resources and support available to those affected.
Why is Enilive's distribution method significant for this campaign?: The collaboration aims to reach a wide audience by leveraging Enilive's extensive network of gas stations. This widespread distribution is intended to make the guide's information more accessible to those who might need it.
What is the main goal of the collaboration between Enilive and DonneXStrada?: Enilive and DonneXStrada collaborated to create a practical guide to combat gender-based violence. The guide provides information on identifying, preventing, and addressing such violence, and is available online and at Eni gas stations.
What is the overall message from Enilive and DonneXStrada regarding the fight against gender-based violence?: Both Enilive and DonneXStrada emphasize the importance of continued efforts to combat gender-based violence. They see this initiative as a significant step in raising awareness and providing support to victims.

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