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4. Multi-sectoral coordination
a. How would you describe efforts to coordinate GBV-related services in this
community
5. Policy and advocacy
i. Are there any existing referral networks between different providers How
do they function and who is responsible for this coordination
ii. Are there any existing partnerships between healthcare providers and civil
society, the education sector, the legal sector, and/or law enforcement If
yes, please describe.
iii. Are you aware of any guidelines, protocols, and/or formal trainings that
have been implemented to improve GBV services in the health sector The
education sector The legal sector including for police, judges,
magistrates, and/or local officials Civil society
iv. Are you aware of any efforts to obtain specific funding for GBV programs
or services If yes, please describe.
a. Do you know of any recent GBV-related policies or legislative changes that have
been implemented (Probe for national policies related to protection, reporting,
punishment, etc.)
b. Are you aware of any advocacy efforts currently underway around GBV
prevention, treatment, and programming (Probe for efforts at the
national/district and local level.)
6. Monitoring and tracking
a. What kind or records or documentation are kept regarding GBV incidents
b. Do you know of any other ways that GBV services are formally monitored or
tracked (Probe for efforts at the national/district and local level.)
7. Best practices
8. Referrals
a. Of all the services you know about for people who have experienced genderbased
violence, which do you think are of the best quality Why
i. From formal sources of support
ii. From informal sources of support
iii. In this district/community
iv. Elsewhere
a. Is there anyone else that you recommend we speak to about this study
b. Are there any specific institutions or facilities that you feel we should visit
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