View Article  Supervising and Supporting GBV Staff
Whether working in a specific “GBV program” or developing strategies to address GBV through integrated and mainstreamed program efforts, certain expertise is needed. Program managers in humanitarian aid, especially those working on GBV, are dedicated and passionate people. Agencies must meet this dedication and passion with an equal commitment to ensure that these managers are able to work to their full potential. Valuing program staff and volunteers as a long-term resource rather than a short-term fix is at the heart of the solutions discussed in this paper.   more »
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View Article  GBV Coordination Course - November 2011, Ghent Belgium

“Coordination of Multi-Sectoral Response to Gender-Based Violence in Humanitarian Settings”

International Training Course

Ghent, Belgium

7 – 18 November 2011...   more »

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View Article  CPC Learning Network lecture online

Child Protection in Crises (CPC) Learning Network

http://www.cpcnetwork.org/

 

This lecture, by Dr. Alastair Ager of Columbia University's Program on Forced Migration ...   more »

View Article  GBV Community of Practice - Now online! Sign up!

In late March 2011, the GBV AoR launched its online GBV Community of Practice (CoP).  The site is hosted by ...   more »

View Article  List serves - check out the Links on the home page

You can sign up for list serves offered by many of the organizations/websites listed on the home page.  This is ...   more »

View Article  GBV Programme Management E-Learning Course

30 March 2011

New E-Learning Course Seeks to Develop Field Capacity for GBV Programme Management in Emergencies


NEW YORK
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View Article  Gender E-Learning Course

Different Needs – Equal Opportunities: Increasing Effectiveness of Humanitarian Action for Women, Girls, Boys and Men

Published in 2010, this online course provides the basic steps a humanitarian worker must take to ensure gender equality in programming. The course includes information on the core issues of gender and how it relates to other aspects of humanitarian response.  The three hour, self-paced course provides information and scenarios which will enable you to practice developing gender-sensitive programming.  This training is based on the Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) Gender Handbook and related IASC guidelines, including the Guidelines for Gender-based Violence Interventions in Humanitarian Settings and others.  The IASC consists of 21 humanitarian organizations and is the primary humanitarian forum for facilitating coordination, policy development and decision-making in response to complex emergencies and natural disasters.

Click here to learn more and to take the course:  http://www.interaction.org/iasc-gender-elearning

View Article  GBV SOP Workshop
The purpose of this workshop is to strengthen good quality GBV prevention and response, including coordination, in field sites. Specifically, the workshop will enable participants to facilitate development of multi-sectoral GBV prevention and response procedures and practices in their settings.    more »
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View Article  GBV Guidelines Introduction and Implementation Planning Package (IASC)

The GBV Guidelines Introduction and Implementation Planning Package is a set of materials to support introduction of the IASC GBV Guidelines in field sites and facilitate a planning process to develop action plans for implementing the interventions and actions described in the Guidelines.

 

Click on the attachments below for the package of materials, including:

 

> GBV Guidelines Introduction and Implementation Planning Guide  (PDF)

    Read this first.  This guide describes the entire process.

 

> GBV Guidelines Introduction IASC 2008 (MS PowerPoint file)

    This is the PPT used in the meetings/workshops described in the Guide (above)

 

> GBV Training Manual 2004 (PDF)and Caring for Survivors Training Manual (PDF) These two GBV training guides can be used/adapted as needed for the planning meetings and workshops described in the Guide above.  

 

> Readme (text file) – If you are downloading for distribution to others, include this text file that explains how these documents can be used together

 

PLEASE NOTEIt is intended that these materials are distributed together in a Zip file or on CD-ROM. 

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