Gender based violence
A comprehensive introduction to GBV prevention and response, covering root causes, survivor-centred approaches, case management principles, and referral systems. For programme managers, protection officers, and GBV focal points.
About This Course
This module provides a comprehensive introduction to the prevention and response to gender-based violence (GBV), with a focus on development and humanitarian settings. Participants explore the root causes of GBV, the social norms that perpetuate it, and the impact on individuals, families, and communities. The module emphasizes survivor-centered approaches, ethical and safe programming, and multisectoral collaboration. It integrates both policy and practice, including case management principles, referral systems, and community-based prevention strategies.
Key Competencies Developed
Understanding forms, causes, and consequences of GBV across contexts
Applying survivor-centered principles and ethical standards in GBV response
Designing prevention strategies that address social norms and structural drivers
Coordinating multisectoral GBV responses and referral systems
Ensuring safety, confidentiality, and cultural sensitivity in programming
Professional Relevance
This module provides a comprehensive introduction to the prevention and response to gender-based violence (GBV), with a focus on development and humanitarian settings. Participants explore the root causes of GBV, the social norms that perpetuate it, and the impact on individuals, families, and communities. The module emphasizes survivor-centered approaches, ethical and safe programming, and multisectoral collaboration. It integrates both policy and practice, including case management principles, referral systems, and community-based prevention strategies.
