PPT-Integrating gender & GBV

into HIV programmes ın Kenya progress made Dr Lilian Otiso Director of Services Liverpool VCT Care amp Treatment LVCT Key issues why the drive towards integration Background of . Tackling the Menace. By. Josephine . Effah-Chukwuma. Executive Director. Project Alert . On Violence Against . Women. Understanding Gender-based Violence (GBV). Forms of GBV. GBV: Prevalence and Context. Prof. . Siobhán. . Mullally. , Faculty of Law, University College Cork, . s.mullally@ucc.ie. . Presentation . to the Summer . School on the International Criminal Court 2012. Irish Centre for Human Rights, NUI Galway. Foundation of Gender Concepts:. What . I. s Gender?. Gender . refers to the social differences between males and females that are learned, and though deeply rooted in every culture, are changeable over time, and have wide variations both within and between cultures. . Section 5. Page 19. 1. Essential Issues to Consider. Establish a clear reporting and referral system in each setting so that survivors of and/or witnesses to an incident know to whom they should report and what sort of assistance they can expect to receive from the health, legal, psycho-social, security, and other sectors.. Addressing Violence at National Level . A case study of Kenya . Kavutha Mutuvi. UN Women Kenya . Background. There is increasing awareness of the linkages between violence against women and girls, generally referred to as gender-based violence (GBV) and HIV transmission. 1. Overview. Inquiries into sexual violence incidents are extremely sensitive. . Collecting and sharing information on GBV can be dangerous, even life threatening to survivors, communities, and those involved in collecting the information. . Integrating . Gender-Based . Violence Interventions in . EDUCATION . Agenda. Links between GBV and Humanitarian Programming . Knowledge Basics for Implementing the Thematic Area Guidance . A Closer Look: Assessment; Resource Mobilization; Implementation; Referrals; Coordination; Monitoring and Evaluation . non-GBV specialist . . The roles and responsibilities of . non-specialist. humanitarian actors: What to do, . what not to do. Introducing the Survivor-centered . A. pproach . Survivor-centered approach. Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights Chapter. Introduction-Why SRHR?. Unplanned . pregnancies, sexually transmitted . infections(STIs) . including HIV/AIDS. , gender-based violence. , to . which many persons with disabilities are exposed, are a major threat to their personal development, health and life quality. IMPLEMENTATION SCIENCE RESEARCH E valuating the cultural dialogue Model: The role of traditional Leaders, Religious Leaders and the Family in Addressing Gender - Based violence in Seke, Zimbabwe Ap (CASI) Initiative Partners: Generously funded by: 1 Child and Adolescent Survivors of Sexual Violence and COVID - 19 Key Considerations and Practical Guidance Purpose This document provide s key consi Linking Gender-GBVand micro-finance for womens empowermentBy Patricia A Made UN WomenWhen the Women in Development Savings and Credit Union WDSCU opened the first bank in Binga it was a first in more 16 Days. Social Media Campaign Global Clusters. Social media campaign which launches this week.. Focus on six clusters including, WASH, Protection, Health, CP, . CCCM, and Shelter Cluster.. Creative and messaging produced by GBV Guidelines Implementation Support Team. December 2020 PACIFIC GENDER INNOVATION LAB The East Asia and Pacic Gender Innovation Lab (EAPGIL) carries out impact evaluations and inferential research to generate evidence on what wor