Sharing Good Practices and Lessons Learned
Author : marina-yarberry | Published Date : 2025-08-04
Description: Sharing Good Practices and Lessons Learned Indonesia Experiences Identifying and Mitigating the Risks of GBV in the COVID19 Response Background At first the programs or national policies related to the COVID 19 response were not gender
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Sharing Good Practices and Lessons Learned Indonesia Experiences Identifying and Mitigating the Risks of GBV in the COVID-19 Response Background At first, the programs or national policies related to the COVID 19 response were not gender responsive, as women machinery is not part of the COVID 19 Task Force. But then in May, MOWECP becomes the member. Increase report of GBV cases. Three times higher than normal situation. Limited services for GBV victims. Government re-allocated budget to contain the virus. Many shelters are closed. Limited knowledge of frontline service providers, including community network, on how to provide services during pandemic. Increase number of women migrant workers who return from abroad because of lockdown and other related policies to contain the virus in the destination countries. Their vulnerability to exploitation and GBV incidents increases as they travel from abroad to their hometown. Guideline/Protocol Development (MPTF, SAF and Japan Fund) Supported MOWECP in the development of: Umbrella Protocol for Protecting Women from GBV during COVID-19. (MPTF Project in collaboration with UNFPA). Protocol for Handling GBV and Trafficking Cases of Women Migrant Workers during COVID-19 (adopted and published in COVID Task Force Website). (SAF Program) The umbrella protocol contains situation analysis of The Pandemic in a Gender Lens, Standard Guidelines with Minimum Criteria for the Protection of Women's Rights from Gender-Based Violence in Outbreak Situations Including the Covid-19 Pandemic, Essential Guidelines and Advocacy Messages, Roles and Inter-Sectoral Coordination at National and Sub National Levels, Key Messages on Communication, Education, and Information for Community Empowerment. Follow up actions: Socialization of the Protocol to government and non-government agencies at National and Sub-National level ( SAF and Japan Fund). This will be done through series of online webinar and development of communication materials and animation videos to support the socialization. Advocacy for Gender Responsive COVID 19 policies (Japan Fund) Output: Key government agencies and women’s groups and networks have the capacity to contribute to national and sub-national gender-responsive policies on COVID-19 and its prevention and continue to provide protection and prevention services. Establish women NGOs networks to develop monitoring tools and enhance their capacities in advocating gender responsive policies of COVID 19 response. This includes how GBV risk mitigation is integrated into the COVID 19 prevention, response and recovery. Desk Review existing monitoring tools. Target: six women NGOs located in five different areas (Jakarta, Semarang, Surabaya, Cirebon, Lampung) Activities include: Development of monitoring tools of government’s
