Currently, most organizations collecting GBV information determine individually and independently what data they will be collecting from survivors and how to define that data. Consequently, the format, content and quality of the resulting GBV data varies greatly from one organization to another. This makes compiling data from different service providers and then effectively analyzing that data extremely difficult.
The Intake and Initial Assessment Form is an easy-to-use, customizable template to be used by individuals interviewing GBV survivors reporting an incident. It is designed to collect a standard set of meaningful GBV indicators across all service providers while reducing variation in how data is collected. The intake form is comprised of six sections, each section containing fields collecting relevant and important information:
The Consent for Release of Information Form is a form requiring survivors to give their authorization for any of their information to be shared with other agencies or organizations. It is intended to ensure that the rights of the survivors to control their incident data are maintained and protected.
The GBVIMS+ Case Management Companion Guide is designed to accompany the GBVIMS+ User Guide and highlight the forms, features, and functionalities in GBVIMS+ that facilitate GBV case management service provision, supervision, including remote supervision, and monitoring quality of GBV case management services. Access the GBVIMS+ Case Management Companion Guide here
Check out the latest update from the rollout of the GBV Case Management Capacity Building Initiative in the Gambia!
The COVID-19 Guidance on Remote GBV Services Focusing on Phone-based Case Management and Hotlines is OUT NOW!!! Through the GBV Area of Responsibility Helpdesk, GBV responder organisations and agencies International Medical Corps, International Rescue Committee, Trócaire, Norwegian Church Aid, Plan International, UNICEF, UNFPA and UNHCR came together to develop this Guidance to assist GBV responders […]