International Medical Corps has implemented GBV prevention and response programs in Somali refugee camps in the Dollo region of Ethiopia since 2009 and in Gambella since 2014. The existing GBV program was adapted to respond to the emergency and has since expanded to meet the needs of the increased refugee population. Since 2011, International Medical Corps has been providing GBV prevention and response services including protection from sexual exploitation and abuse (PSEA) in two large refugee camps in Dollo, and is providing services in an additional camp through a local partner, while through a sub-grant and technical assistance. In 2014, following the political unrest in South Sudan, International Medical Corps was asked by UNHCR and ARRA to extend GBV services in Gambella refugee camps to assist South Sudanese refugees arriving into Ethiopia. Currently, International Medical provides GBV services in three major refugee camps in Gambella and on new camp receiving new arrivals.