Outcome 3.1 An enabling legislative, policy and service delivery environment in line with internationally binding standards on EVAWG is in place and translated into action at national and local levels in Georgia UN Women Georgia will continue providing assistance to national partners in Georgia and advocate to end violence against women and girls, under the global SP Outcome 4, Output 11 via two Georgia-specific outcomes and four outputs. The Georgia-specific outcomes, outputs and activities in this area follow the overarching logic of the country Strategic Note 2016-2020 ToC.  UN Women Georgia’s EVAWG portfolio will continue to be implemented in partnership with and through the financial support of the EU Delegation to Georgia and the Government of Sweden (Sida). Key results expected to be achieved in 2019 with substantial contribution from UN Women include but are not limited to improved collection and use of VAWG data  and improved institutional capacities to respond to and provide services for survivors of VAWG and domestic violence. Following Georgia’s ratification of the Istanbul Convention  in June 2017.