GBVIMS and COVID-19 Announcement: Remote GBV Case Management series in the COVID-19 response

NOW IN AVAILABLE IN FRENCH

The GBVIMS Steering Committee has put together a series of video shorts and podcasts on remote GBV case management in the context of the COVID-19 response.

The series is aimed at supporting GBV caseworkers and supervisors to adapt their service provision in the context of governmental policies imposed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, such as movement restrictions, confinement, lockdown or other containment strategies. In many cases, GBV service providing organizations will have to shift their service provision to remote home-based case management over the phone (e.g. hotlines). Such a shift in the modalities of service delivery requires considerable adaptation for different areas of service provision.

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July 28, 2026

New Resource: Phone-Based Case Management and Hotlines During Pandemics & Epidemics

We are happy to release a new resource, "Guidance on Remote GBV Services: Phone-Based Case Management and Hotlines During Pandemics & Epidemics." Designed for GBV practitioners, managers and coordinators, this resource can be used whenever in-person services are unsafe or inaccessible due to pandemics, epidemics, insecurity, movement restrictions or other humanitarian crises. It complements existing […]
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October 7, 2025

New Resource: Updated Child Marriage Chapter & Module 16 Tools

We are pleased to announce the release of the updated Part 3, Chapter 3: GBV Case Management for cases of Child Marriage,  together with the new Module 16 training package. This comprehensive update strengthens case management support for girls affected by child marriage across all stages of marriage: before (at risk), during (married), and after (divorced, separated, or widowed) and equips caseworkers […]
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June 19, 2024

New Resources! Training Module on GBV Case Management Responses to SEA - out now!!!

The training module on GBV Case Management Responses to SEA was designed toaccompany the Interagency GBV Case Management Guidelines Training Materials andthe forthcoming GBV Case Management E-learning (an online adaption of theInteragency GBV Case Management Guidelines Training Materials). This module wasdeveloped under UNFPA’s leadership in collaboration with the inter-agency GBVIMSSteering Committee - IRC, IMC, UNICEF […]
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July 28, 2026

New Resource: Phone-Based Case Management and Hotlines During Pandemics & Epidemics

We are happy to release a new resource, "Guidance on Remote GBV Services: Phone-Based Case Management and Hotlines During Pandemics & Epidemics." Designed for GBV practitioners, managers and coordinators, this resource can be used whenever in-person services are unsafe or inaccessible due to pandemics, epidemics, insecurity, movement restrictions or other humanitarian crises. It complements existing […]

Read More

October 7, 2025

New Resource: Updated Child Marriage Chapter & Module 16 Tools

We are pleased to announce the release of the updated Part 3, Chapter 3: GBV Case Management for cases of Child Marriage,  together with the new Module 16 training package. This comprehensive update strengthens case management support for girls affected by child marriage across all stages of marriage: before (at risk), during (married), and after (divorced, separated, or widowed) and equips caseworkers […]

Read More

June 19, 2024

New Resources! Training Module on GBV Case Management Responses to SEA - out now!!!

The training module on GBV Case Management Responses to SEA was designed toaccompany the Interagency GBV Case Management Guidelines Training Materials andthe forthcoming GBV Case Management E-learning (an online adaption of theInteragency GBV Case Management Guidelines Training Materials). This module wasdeveloped under UNFPA’s leadership in collaboration with the inter-agency GBVIMSSteering Committee - IRC, IMC, UNICEF […]

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