27 Mar, 2024

The gender-based violence (GBV) in emergencies analytical framework (GBViE AnF) is an overarching guide to GBV data collection and analysis in humanitarian emergencies. It provides guidance on gathering crucial insights for the prevention of, and response to, GBV in emergencies, setting out the analytical questions and specific information requirements that can be met through either primary data collection or secondary data review. While it is not a data collection tool, the framework can be applied to identify GBV information gaps.

06 Nov, 2019

04 Jan, 2021

COVID-19 Guidance on Remote GBV Services Focusing on Phone-based Case Management and Hotlines

15 Nov, 2023

Part 1: GBV SOPs Development Guide: includes an overview of the SOPs development and revision processes. It discusses process initiation, coordination and contextualization in diverse contexts. Part 2: GBV SOPs template: the SOPs template is the core document to be completed in a specific physical setting. Part 3: GBV SOPs Annexes: should be completed, revised, or omitted as needed.

17 Jul, 2019

23 Jul, 2021

NORMAS MÍNIMAS INTERAGÊNCIAS para a Programação sobre Violência Baseada no Género em Emergências

28 May, 2024

This report provides an overview of the background, purpose and objectives, methodology, conclusions, findings and recommendations of the external review of the Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Area of Responsibility (AoR). Commissioned by the UNFPA Humanitarian Response Division (HRD), the review aims to provide specific, relevant, and actionable findings and recommendations to UNFPA as the GBV AoR lead agency to improve efforts to facilitate GBV coordination in humanitarian settings.

17 Jul, 2019

06 Jan, 2022

The primary objective for the GBV and Child Protection FCF is, from a coordination point, to address service provision gaps and promote complementarity for shared priority populations of concern.

06 Feb, 2024

This note reviews the basics of Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) and describes some of the ethical considerations crucial to effective monitoring and evaluation of GBV programs. It summarizes approaches for ensuring participation and leadership of women and girls in MEL processes. It then highlights the basics of developing a MEL framework. The guidance note concludes with a list of additional resources for those interested in accessing more information on this important topic.