The Gender-based Violence (GBV) Monitoring and Evaluation Toolkit draws on the insights and experiences of international and local organizations implementing GBV programming in Turkey cross-border operations, as well as best practice GBV resources on the

During emergencies, stress levels may increase due to the disruption of normal life. It is crucial to understand the possible emotional reaction to the crisis, learn positive ways of coping, and know where to seek assistance when needed. This document pre

Over the last months, there has been an increase in reports of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in the countries most affected by the COVID-19 outbreak. For example, domestic organizations have noticed that extended quarantine and other social distancing measu

In the wake of horrific accounts of Gender-Based Violence in Emergencies (GBViE) that span the globe, the voices of survivors have galvanized the international community to work towards the elimination of GBV. The protection and safety of women and girls

Coordination groups are already working with many women-led organizations, but more can be done. Women-led organizations are often resilient, dynamic and creative, and making their work more visible can help increase credibility and resource mobilization.

Across the world, psychosocial support, family tracing, reunification, education and other services are crucial to keeping children safe. In many areas, the majority of these services are being delivered by local authorities and civil society organization

Publié par le sous-groupe de travail sur le genre et l’action humanitaire de l’IASC en 2008, le Guide des procédures opérationnelles standard relatives à la violence liée au genre (Guide des POS) fournit des instructions détaillées sur le processus d’élab