Bibliographic citations
Granados, A., Rojo, C. (2023). Sistema de monitoreo ágil para mejorar la articulación interinstitucional en la implementación del “Protocolo interinstitucional de acción frente al feminicidio, tentativa de feminicidio y violencia de pareja de alto riesgo” en la atención de víctimas indirectas de feminicidio en Lima Metropolitana entre los años 2018 y 2020 [Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú.]. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/26250
Granados, A., Rojo, C. Sistema de monitoreo ágil para mejorar la articulación interinstitucional en la implementación del “Protocolo interinstitucional de acción frente al feminicidio, tentativa de feminicidio y violencia de pareja de alto riesgo” en la atención de víctimas indirectas de feminicidio en Lima Metropolitana entre los años 2018 y 2020 []. PE: Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú.; 2023. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/26250
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title = "Sistema de monitoreo ágil para mejorar la articulación interinstitucional en la implementación del “Protocolo interinstitucional de acción frente al feminicidio, tentativa de feminicidio y violencia de pareja de alto riesgo” en la atención de víctimas indirectas de feminicidio en Lima Metropolitana entre los años 2018 y 2020",
author = "Rojo López, Cinthia Magaly",
publisher = "Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú.",
year = "2023"
}
Within the Peruvian Criminal Code, there is a criminal offense in favor of the life and health of women, which responds to the prevalence and worrying magnitude of the most serious expression of violence against them: femicide. in the Peruvian regulatory body, it has been described as “multi-offensive“ because its impact generates victims beyond the main affected: “indirect“, “collateral“ or “invisible“. This is the result of the progression of violence in explicit and subtle forms, its main factors associated with the patriarchal belief system and cultural practices and the unequal relations that give power to one gender over another. In response to this social phenomenon, the Peruvian State has different legal provisions that address the issue, the main one being the “Interinstitutional Protocol of Action against Femicide, attempted femicide and high-risk partner violence“, updated by Supreme Decree N° 004-2018- MIMP (MIMP, 2018). The mechanism to articulate the State entities with competences and responsibilities in the protocol is the Strategy We Accompany You, implemented by the National Program for the Prevention and Eradication of Violence against Women and Members of the Family Group (AURORA) of the Ministry of Women and Vulnerable Populations (MIMP). The protocol has three lines of action, among which is the articulation and coordination of the MIMP with public entities. Their role involves generating the necessary conditions to allow involvement in the programs; as well as taking care of the needs of the victims with dignified and pertinent care. In this framework, the project identifies as an initial problem the inefficiency of services aimed at caring for victims of femicide, which are part of the implementation of the protocol; specifically, those referring to the care of those who suffer indirect victimization, in regards to the psychological and social consequences that could not be overcome after exposure to violence. According to the bibliographic review carried out, these psychological consequences of the extensive impact are depression, anxiety, withdrawal, somatization and aggressive behaviors; while within the social consequences it is possible to identify the reproduction of violence in couple dimensions and the reinforcement of productive and reproductive gender roles. With a view to proposing correct solutions that allow addressing this problem, the development of the project identifies the limited articulation between government entities for the implementation of protocol actions against femicide as the main cause of the ineffectiveness of services. Faced with which, this innovation project proposes to implement an agile monitoring system to improve inter-institutional articulation in the implementation of the protocol in the care of indirect victims of femicide, built to propose a management whose decisions for improvement are based on evidence. and carried out in a timely manner, thus generating public value by improving procedures focused, above all, on minors, indirectly involved in the consequences of this gender crime, who urgently deserve comprehensive attention.
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