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Annex 1. <strong>Research</strong> TeamInternational expertsDr. Turgay UnalanDr. Sibel KalayciogluKey ExpertsProf. Marine ChitashviliProf. Nino JavakhishviliDr. Luiza ArutiunovDr. Lia TsuladzeMs. Sophio ChachanidzeExpertsDr. Lili KhechuashviliMs. Khatuna MartskvishviliMs. Irina BregvadzeKey International ExpertResponsible for overall guidanceon the quantitative surveymethodology, sampling, dataanalysis and report writing inGeorgia, Armenia and AzerbaijanKey International ExpertResponsible for the guidelines forqualitative study and review ofstudy tools in GeorgiaTeam leaderTechnical responsibility for theproject, revising quantitativequestionnaire, developing thequalitative research methodology,final report writingKey expertDeveloping the curricula for trainingof interviewers on gender andtrainer, moderator of focus groups,Report writingKey expertreport writingKey expertreport writingKey expertResponsible for quantitativeresearch overall management ofsurvey field work, report writingExpertDeveloper curricula for quantitativeresearch training and trainer forquantitative research interviewersExpertDeveloper curricula for quantitativeresearch training and trainer forquantitative research interviewersExpertTrainer for quantitative researchinterviewers on genderHacettepe University Instituteof Population Studies, Ankara(April-September 2008)*Sociology Department,Middle East TechnicalUniversity, AnkaraCenter for Social SciencesTbilisi State UniversityCenter for Social SciencesTbilisi State UniversityCenter for Social SciencesTbilisi State UniversityCenter for Social SciencesTbilisi State UniversityACT – <strong>Research</strong>, LTDCenter for Social SciencesTbilisi State UniversityCenter for Social SciencesTbilisi State UniversityCenter for Strategic <strong>Research</strong>and Development of GeorgiaNATIONAL RESEARCH ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN GEORGIA95
Ms. Irma KhomerikiMr. George Ratiani Mr. George RatianiMs. Manana Mikaberidze Ms. Manana MikaberidzeExpertTrainer for quantitative researchinterviewers Expert on genderExpert data based specialist, responsible data cleaning and data analysis data Expert based specialist, responsibledata Preparation cleaning of and administrative data analysisExpert reports International Center for CivicCultureACT – <strong>Research</strong>, LTD ACT – <strong>Research</strong>, LTDCenter for Social Sciences Center for Social Sciences* The Expert has been working for Statistics Preparation and Monitoring of administrative Section, UNICEF in New York since September 2008. reports* The Expert has been working for Statistics and Monitoring Section, UNICEF in New York since September 2008.Annex 2. List of Personnel Quantitative study list of personnel 1 Abramidze Ia 30 Jishkariani Iamze 2 Akhvlediani Manana 31 Jojua Inga 3 Alavidze Nino 32 Kakonashvili Mariam 4 Arakhamia Lali 33 Kanteladze Tsitsino 5 Barisashvili Nato 34 Kapianidze Nana 6 Borashvili Tamta 35 Karchava Dali 7 Bregadze Marina 36 Kekelidze Xatuna 8 Bregadze Marina 37 Kentchadze Ana 9 Buziashvili Tamila 38 Khanishvili Nana 10 Charkviani Naziko 39 Khatiashvili Liana 11 Chorgolashvili Nino 40 Khitarishvili Gulqan 12 Chorgolashvili Nino 41 Khurtsia Marine 13 Dolidze Medea 42 Korinteli Nino 14 Gegidze Bizina 43 Kupreishvili Nana 15 Giorkhelidze Nato 44 Kurkhuli Nani 16 Gogsadze Ekaterine 45 Kvizhinadze Tinatin 17 Gogsadze Eka 46 Leshkasheli Maka 18 Gogsadze Tamar 47 Maghradze Tea 19 Gorgiladze Natela 48 Makhviladze Viola 20 Gudashvili Xatuna 49 Mamucharashvili Davit 21 Guleishvili Nino 50 Matua Izolda 22 Gulordava Archil 51 Matua Mimoza 23 Gulua Jilda 52 Menabde Darejan 24 Inasaridze Shorena 53 Miqabadze Maia 25 Iosava Tamar 54 Nakeuri Natia 26 Iremashvili Tamila 55 Narimanishvili Qetevan 27 Jajanidze Sophio 56 Nikoladze Maka 28 Jakeli Nino 57 Odisharia Neli 29 Jashiashvili Lali 58 Pakeliani Irma 96
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4Women’s attitudes towards physic
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PREFACEIn the spring of 2006 the Pa
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSWe wish to extend o
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Objectives of the StudyThe overall
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• Pushed, or shoved, or pulled by
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the nationwide data providing infor
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seek both to be obedient to their h
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publicly since speaking about famil
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freedoms committed by one family me
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Chapter 2 .METHODOLOGYSophio Chacha
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Within the 5,080 households, 3,872
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Table 2.2 - Research</stron
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Table 2.3 - Research</stron
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Figure 3.1 Population Pyramid75 - 7
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As for marital status, 27% of women
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have partner and are not involved i
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Below significant data on emotional
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• 58.3% of respondents believe a
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wife. Of women who think it is a wi
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Chapter 5.DOMESTIC VIOLENCEAGAINST
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Page 49 and 50: In Georgia 2.7% of women who have e
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Page 53 and 54: BackgroundcharacteristicsTable 6.1
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Page 57 and 58: percentage of women who have had ex
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Page 103 and 104: INDIVIDUAL CONSENT FORM Hello, m
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Page 111 and 112: 206 In the past 4 weeks have
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Page 131 and 132: SECTION 8 INJURIES CHECK: Q.707
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Page 143 and 144: SECTION 12 COMPLETION OF INTERV
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• How you can describe the o
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Result codesTbilisiAdjara Guria Ime
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