A critical component of community level gender based violence (GBV) prevention programming is meaningful engagement of opinion leaders, including local government officials, religious leaders, and service providers. This can help facilitate an ‘enabling environment’ for social norms change, disseminate programme messages, support advocacy efforts, and improve responses to IPV survivors.
Latest Publications
Community activism with couples engaged in an intimate partner violence prevention programme: Lessons from Indashyikirwa in Rwanda - Practice brief
- Countries: Rwanda
- Co-authors: DFID, Rwanda Women’s Network, Rwanda Men’s Resource Centre
- Published: August 2018
Women in barley farming: A gender analysis of the Diageo barley value chain in Ethiopia
- Countries: Ethiopia
- Co-authors: Diageo
- Published: August 2018
Women in barley farming: A gender analysis of the Diageo barley value chain in Ethiopia - Executive Summary
- Countries: Ethiopia
- Co-authors: Diageo
- Published: August 2018
Study to document emblematic cases of gender based violence and harassment against domestic workers in Latin America: Preliminary results
- Countries: Colombia, Ecuador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico
- Co-authors: The Critical Geography Collective of Ecuador
- Published: June 2018
Not what she bargained for? Gender and the Grand Bargain
- Countries: Global
- Co-authors: Action Aid UK
- Published: June 2018
Lessons from Typhoon Haiyan: Briefing
- Countries: Philippines, Global
- Co-authors: Habitat for Humanity
- Published: June 2018
Lessons from Typhoon Haiyan: Supporting shelter self-recovery in the Philippines
- Countries: Philippines, Global
- Co-authors: Habitat for Humanity
- Published: June 2018
CARE evidence to the International Development Committee Inquiry into the DFID Economic Development Strategy
- Countries: Global
- Published: May 2018
Working with religious institutions to provide Sexual and Reproductive Health Services for adolescents and youths
- Countries: Congo
- Published: May 2018
Putting gender in political economy analysis: Why it matters and how to do it
- Countries: Bangladesh
- Co-authors: Gender & Development Network, Oxfam, Westminster Foundation for Democracy
- Published: May 2018
