Category: Addressing Gender-Based Violence

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Tackling violence against women and girls in the context of climate change

Brief overview of the evidence of the impact of climate change on VAWG and makes recommendations across both the climate change and ending VAWG sectors. 
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2022

Job aid tool for USAID activities: carrying out a COVID-specific gender analysis

COVID-specific gender analysis tool for USAID practitioners and other environmental and development organisations
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2021

Profiles for Change – Reama Naco and Ulai Baya

In Fiji, Reama Naco and Ulai Baya have been instrumental in the development of the first-ever government-supported Feedback, Grievance, and Redress Mechanism addressing gender-based risks (FGRM+) within a national Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) program. Hear from them on why GBV is important in climate action.
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Groundbreakers: Women overcome bias and lead sustainable use of land and resources

Across India, Liberia, Malawi, Mozambique and Zambia, USAID is working on an Integrated Land and Resource Governance (ILRG) program, implementing ambitious partnerships with communities, governments, traditional leaders, civil society organizations, and the private sector to promote gender equality, understanding on GBV links and women’s empowerment in land tenure and resource governance.
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2022

The Technical Assistance Portal

Click to request technical assistance from GW's Building GBV Evidence in Conflict and Refugee Settings on no-cost individualized support for organizations seeking to increase their capacity to undertake GBV research and/or improve their monitoring and evaluation systems.
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2022

Responding to Disclosure of Gender-Based Violence

This guidance document has been adapted from an internal tool managed by The Nature Conservancy’s Safety Team.
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2022

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