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GBV prevention

The prevention is carried out around Tanzania.

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GBV prevention

Gender-based violence (GBV) prevention policies aim to create a safer society by addressing the root causes of violence and providing support for survivors

GBV Prevention policies

  • Legislation Against GBV
  • Strengthening Law Enforcement
  • Support Services for Survivors
  • Awareness and Education Campaigns
Campaign

Campaign

GBV prevention
Education & Training

Education & Training

GBV prevention
Empowerment programs

Empowerment programs

GBV prevention

Community Empowerment

Mobilizing community structures, such as local leaders and gender groups, helps prevent and respond to gender-based violence (GBV) through capacity building and collaboration.

Referral Enhancement

Conducting workshops with partners strengthens the GBV sub-cluster, fostering collaboration and resource sharing to streamline survivor access to essential support.

Case support

Providing comprehensive GBV case management and personalized psychosocial support empowers survivors in their healing journey and access to resources.

CMR Services

Strengthening clinical management of rape (CMR) services ensures survivors receive comprehensive medical and emotional support, promoting holistic recovery.

Psychosocial Support Networks

Provision of community-based and non-specialized support through women and girls’ friendly spaces fosters a supportive environment for restoration

Women’s Empowerment

Provision of women’s leadership and confidence-building training empowers individuals with the skills and support necessary to take on leadership roles in their communities.

GBV Campaigns

Awareness campaigns on the consequences of gender-based violence (GBV) educate the community about available services and risks, promoting proactive response
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Awareness Campaigns

Prevention policies often focus on awareness campaigns, educational programs in schools, and community training to shift attitudes and reduce tolerance for violence.

Advocating for legal reforms, providing training for law enforcement and legal professionals, and establishing legal support services for survivors

Forming partnerships with local authorities and service providers to create a unified data-sharing network, while employing standardized tools for consistent data collection.

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