Thank you for the question.
As you highlight, gender-based violence is a major issue in displacement contexts because it's often happening in the context of widespread human rights abuses and violence. This is a context in which many rights are being violated, including women's rights.
Again, I focus on age. One of the aspects that's really interesting and problematic is that when women are displaced and are pregnant, there is the issue of giving birth, of access to those kinds of services, and also of the care for the newborn. This is one issue that I think requires immediate attention.
I would also highlight that, as you mentioned, it's sexual violence not just against women but also against gender-diverse individuals. This is a problem that's rooted in human rights violations, in disproportionate power relations and the fact that there are spaces in which protections, generally speaking, are not being provided.
This is where there needs to be more specific funding and programming, but there also needs to be more attention to gender when we're planning latrines, for example, or the way in which spaces of displacement are organized, especially for activities like collecting water or fetching firewood, which tend to be quite based on gender. Women and girls need to be systematically asked about these kinds of issues so that their needs and rights can be taken into account when that programming is happening.