SGBV Networks

SGBV Networks SEXUAL GENDER BASED VIOLENCE

INCREASED FINANCIAL ACCESS: The project is piloting a financing mechanism where service providers within the network will be reimbursed on actual service provision costs such as clinical and psychosocial treatment forensic management, specimen analysis and transportation of survivors. Expected Outcome: Sustainable financing mechanism for SGBV response services

MULITI-SECTORAL COLLABORATION AND COORDINATION: The project aims at addressing the complex nature of multi-sect oral collaboration on SGBV prevention and response by strengthening, steering and coordination at political, operational and community levels
Expected outcome: Improved multi-sect oral collaboration and coordination for SGBV prevention and response

REFERRAL SYSTEM: The project has set up a multi-sect oral SGBV referral network with a focus on health, social and criminal justice actors in Nairobi, Kisumu, Vihiga and Eldoret Counties. Expected outcome: Increased timely uptake of quality comprehensive services for SGBV survivors

ACCREDITATION SYSTEM: The project will set up an accreditation system aimed at improving the implementation of National guidelines, standards and protocols for SGBV service delivery, by improving capacity of service providers and institutions on quality service delivery and integrating systematic quality improvement mechanism. Expected Outcome: Strengthened data management and monitoring and evaluation system for SGBV prevention and response in the health sector

22/10/2015

A notion has been formed that s*xual violence only happens to “certain people;” people who live in the slums, s*xual workers, women or party people. There is also the assumption that the perpetrators are men, people of low income, the unemployed and alcoholics. Sexual violence is a tricky subject th…

16/10/2015
Please share your thoughts on this topic. Do you think social media increases the risk of s*xual abuse?
01/10/2015

Please share your thoughts on this topic. Do you think social media increases the risk of s*xual abuse?

If your daughter is chatting to a stranger, it will not take long before they start exchanging compromising photos and even plan a meeting.

http://www.bbc.com/news/10540379
24/09/2015

http://www.bbc.com/news/10540379

Fear of s*xual violence in Kenya's slums keeps women from communal toilets and increases the risk of disease, a report says.

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