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    Promising practice in school-related gender-based violence prevention and response

    15 April 2014

    This review was commissioned by Concern Worldwide to learn from the experiences of others in addressing school-related gender-based violence (SRGBV).

    Teacher training at Mile-91 school, Tonkolili, Sierra Leone. Photo: Michael Duff / Concern Worldwide.
    Teacher training at Mile-91 school, Tonkolili, Sierra Leone. Photo: Michael Duff / Concern Worldwide.

    SRGBV has become highlighted as an important arena for prevention and intervention in the education sector but there is little collected intelligence to date on best practice, what constitutes an effective intervention and how this can be measured.

    This review analysed seven projects implemented by peer agencies in the area of SRGBV which resulted in multiple recommendations and action steps for Concern going forwards.

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    Promising practice in SRGBV prevention and response programming globally
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    A Community Dialogue session is held monthly in Masokoray Community and facilitated by Concern Officer Salamatu Magdalene, 2021. Community Dialogues bring together all members of the community to discuss ways to improve gender equality and tackle issues including gender based violence. As part of the sessions community members are encouraged to roll play actions that promote gender equality. Photo: Michael Duff/Concern Worldwide.
    Publication
    15 November 2021

    Knowledge Matters – Gender Equality 2021

    This special issue of Knowledge Matters examines Concern's work on gender equality and strategies to reduce gender-based violence and coincides with the 16 Days of Activism against Gender Based Violence campaign.

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    Publication
    12 February 2021

    Alliance2015 Multi Country Covid-19 Research

    This page is about the research carried out by Concern with other Alliance2015 partners in multiple countries: 'Covid-19 impacts on community resilience in the Global South'.

    Waiting area at Digital Booth - Concern Bangladesh in collaboration with local partners, have launched New Digital Booths in Dhaka, for screening and testing of Covid-19.
    Publication
    8 February 2021

    Covid-19 Research

    This page shows the results of research carried out by Concern showing the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the poorest people in our programme countries.

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