Guía COVID-19 para servicios a distancia de VBG centrada en la gestión de casos por teléfono y servicios de atención en línea - GBV AoR Helpdesk 2022

11 Jan, 2023

Este recurso presenta opciones para adaptar la gestión de casos de VBG al contexto de la pandemia de COVID-19 con el fin de que las sobrevivientes puedan continuar accediendo y recibiendo servicios seguros y confidenciales. Se centra sobre todo en la gestión de casos por teléfono. En este recurso, la gestión de casos por teléfono se define como la gestión de casos que proporcionan las gestoras de casos mediante el teléfono para las clientes existentes (o, en algunos casos, cuando los recursos, la seguridad y los procesos de remisión permiten tener clientes nuevas a través de remisiones directas). Se puede acceder mediante citas acordadas entre la sobreviviente y la gestora de casos o mediante llamadas que realizan las sobrevivientes cuando la gestora de casos esté disponible (es decir, no está abierto al público o no cuenta con personal operativo 24 horas).

Humanitarian Profile Support Guidance (EN) - IASC 2016

08 Jul, 2019

Humanitarian Profile Support Guidance: Includes methods, definitions, good practice and recommendations for establishing humanitarian population figures.  IASC Information Management Working Group April 2016

TIP SHEET: Top Tips for Integrating Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) Activities for Women and Girls into Women and Girls Safe Spaces (WGSS) - GBV AoR Helpdesk 2022

13 Dec, 2022

Millions of women and girls are unable to manage their menstrual cycle in a dignified, healthy way. The onset of menstruation (or periods as they can be known) is a new phase and can bring with it new risks to the lives of adolescent girls. Many girls face stigma, harassment and social exclusion during menstruation. Gender inequality, discrimination, social norms, cultural taboos, poverty and lack of basic services like toilets and sanitary products can all cause menstrual health and hygiene needs to go unmet. When this happens it restricts women and girls’ mobility and personal choices. It affects attendance in school and participation in community life. It also compromises their safety, causing additional stress and anxiety. These challenges are particularly acute in humanitarian crises. Period poverty is the lack of access to menstrual hygiene information, products, and toilets- forcing women and girls to risk their health, and miss out on education and employment opportunities. ...

Strengthening the Medico-Legal Response to Sexual Violence - UN

17 Jul, 2019

Strengthening the quality of evidence in humanitarian evaluations - ALNAP 2017

10 Jul, 2019

ALNAP Discussion Series Improving the quality of EHA evidence Summary Method Note - May 2017 This paper builds on many of the concepts and ideas discussed in the ALNAP Study on the quality and use of evidence in humanitarian action (Knox-Clarke and Darcy, 2014), specifically focusing on evidence generated through evaluations. We draw on four Evaluation of Humanitarian Action (EHA) method notes that explore the evidential challenges confronting those who commission and carry out evaluation.

GBV and the Law - World Development Report 2017

17 Jul, 2019

GBV Resources and Materials that can Support GBV Humanitarian Response to Ukraine Crisis (2022) V.4

03 Mar, 2022

* Due to the urgency of the crisis, the operational status and quality of the services listed below have not been verified or checked. **This is a living document and content will evolve and be updated periodically. ***If you have a GBV technical resource or tool in Ukrainian please share it with the GBV AoR Helpdesk to support the evolution and updating of this document to support GBV responders to the Ukrainian crisis.  Email: enquiries@gbviehelpdesk.org.uk

Cash and Voucher Assistance for Adolescents- PLAN, WRC 2020

31 Mar, 2022

Adolescents – young people between the ages of 10 and 19 – have specific needs that are distinct from those of younger children and adults. This transitional and developmental period is increasingly seen as an “age of opportunity”1 globally and in humanitarian settings, because of the significant individual and intergenerational implications of adolescent development. Cash and voucher assistance (CVA) – giving beneficiaries cash or vouchers as an alternative to in-kind assistance such as food, blankets and direct services – is used increasingly in humanitarian settings. While CVA shows promise for addressing adolescents’ needs, a more comprehensive understanding of the impact of CVA on the protection and wellbeing of adolescents is critical. In particular, evidence is needed on how CVA should best be designed to draw on the assets and capacities of adolescents and ensure that any context-specific associated risks for adolescents can be mitigated through program d...