Gender-based Violence (GBV) Localization: Humanitarian transformation or maintaining the status quo?

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Study: ResearchGender-based Violence (GBV) Localization: Humanitarian transformation or maintaining the status quo?Publication year: 
2019
English
Format: 
PDF (3.4 MiB)
Publisher: 
CARE International
From February to March 2019, CARE USA and ActionAid International undertook a study to examine the issue of gender-based violence (GBV) prevention and response in humanitarian settings under the Global Protection Cluster (GPC). Findings from this study suggest that GBV localization is overall minimal, with low levels of perceived localization across three of the four priority contexts.
These findings suggest that current practices are not sufficient for the meaningful realization of GBV localization.
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Authors
Karly Bennett
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Gender-based Violence (GBV) Localization: Humanitarian transformation or maintaining the status quo?
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Publisher
CARE International
Authors
Bennett, Karly
Format
PDF
Content type
Study: Research
Country
Iraq, Nigeria, South Sudan, Turkey
Region
East Africa, Europe, Middle East and Eurasia, West and Central Africa
Topics
Child Protection
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Keywords
CoordinationFundingGender-based violence (GBV)Humanitarian principlesWomen's organizations
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