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23 de nov. de 2015 · UNFPA’s “Minimum Standards for Prevention and Response to GBV in Emergencies (GBViE)” promote the safety and well being of women and girls in emergencies and provide practical guidance on how to mitigate and prevent gender-based violence in emergencies and facilitate access to multi-sector services for survivors.
UNICEF’s GBViE Programme Framework introduces the GBViE programming model used by UNICEF on which the Resource Pack is based. Section 3. A Primer on GBV provides essential information on GBV in emergencies. It contains information about the problem of GBV, the causes and its impacts, including on children. Section 4.
Gender-based violence (GBV) is the most pervasive yet least visible human rights violation in the world. This operational guide serves as a resource for UNICEF practitioners and partners at global and local levels. Section 2 explores why UNICEF must further invest in gender-based violence in emergency (GBViE) programming.
Kit 2: Assessment includes five sections: Section 1Introduction to GBV Assessments in Emergencies provides an overview of GBV assessments in emergency contexts, including: different types and timing of assessments; types and sources of information; and methods for collecting it. Section 2Good Practice in GBViE Assessments overviews basic good practice such as participation, ethics and safety ...
Gender-Based Violence in Emergencies: Operational Guide
Principles and Approaches underpinning the 18 Minimum Standards for Preven=on and Response to Gender-Based Violence in Emergencies Survivor-Centered Safety, confiden=ality, respect, non-discrimina=on
The growth of gender-based violence (GBV) programming in humanitarian settings, coupled with a need for greater accountability and evidence of the effectiveness of humanitarian action, means that more attention is being paid to the evaluation of gender-based violence in emergencies (GBViE) programmes.
