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Seeking
organizations working on gender-based violence
Raising
Voices and UN-Habitat
January 29, 2003
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Gender-based
Violence in East and Southern Africa
Organisational
Profile
Raising Voices
(www.raisingvoices.org)
and UN-Habitat (www.unhabitat.org/safercities)
are undertaking a field review of organizations and institutions
working to prevent gender-based violence in East and Southern Africa.
The aim is to create networks and alliances between those working
on GBV and to produce a publication that highlights successful and
effective approaches of preventing GBV in the region. We very much
appreciate your participation!
This questionnaire
can be downloaded, saved on your computer and emailed back to us
as an attachment at lori.michau@raisingvoices.org
or printed and return via fax (+256 41 531249) or post to:
Raising Voices PO Box 6770 Kampala, Uganda.
Please feel
free to attach additional information (reports, proposals, papers,
publications, evaluations, etc). If you have questions or need assistance,
feel free to contact me at the above email. Thank you!
Name of Organisation:
Address:
Telephone:
Fax:
Email:
Website:
Director/Coordinator: Email
(if different):
1. When was
your organization/institution founded?
2. When did
your work on GBV begin?
3. Please tick
which best describes your work on gender-based violence (GBV)
___ Service
delivery: counseling, legal advice, shelter/refuge, referrals, etc.
___ Prevention
at the community-level: community education, mobilization, awareness
raising, etc.
___ Law reform
or enforcement
___ Advocacy
___ Research
___ Media/Publications
___ Other, please
describe:
4. What type
of violence do your programs focus on? (tick all that apply)
___ Domestic
violence ___ Rape/sexual assault ___ FGM
___ Child sexual
abuse/defilement ___ Sexual harassment (work or community level)
___ Other, please
describe:
5. What are
the primary groups your programs aim to reach? (tick all
that apply, circle most relevant)
___ Women experiencing
violence ___ All Women ___ Men ___ Youth
___ Children ___
Elderly ___ Judges ___ Health care providers
___ Police ___
Local authorities/leaders ___ Religious Leaders
___ Traditional
leaders ___ Politicians / policy makers ___ Other NGOs
___ Other, please
describe:
6. Please describe
the mission and key objectives of your organization/institution?
7. What strategies
do you use to prevent GBV?
8. Are men involved
in your work to prevent GBV? If so, how?
9. What are
your key successes in preventing GBV?
10. What are
the key challenges faced in working to prevent GBV?
11. Do you work
in collaboration with any local authorities on violence prevention?
If so, please
describe:
12. Do you work
in collaboration with any national authorities on violence prevention
(e.g. criminal justice system)? If so, please describe:
13. Has your
project been evaluated?
If so, are you
willing to share the results? (please attach copies of
evaluation)
14. Are you
involved in any GBV networks? If so, please give us the name and
contact information.
15. Do you know
of other organizations/institutions in the region working on gender-based
violence that we should contact? If yes, please give name and contact
information
16. Are you
interested in becoming involved in a regional GBV network?
___Yes ___No
Thank you very much for your time!
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