VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN PREVENTION PROGRAMMING GUIDE

Design a staff/partner capacity development plan

It is important to invest sufficient time and resources to develop the knowledge, skills, and capacities of staff, partners and community facilitators through a combination of training and mentoring activities. A useful approach to assess need is to develop a self-assessment tool which asks people to assess their own knowledge and skills in a variety of key areas appropriate to their role, such as the example given below:

Violence against women

-Types of VAW
-How diverse women are affected
-Understanding VAW data (prevalence / administrative)
-Analysing causes of VAW
-Consequences of vaw
-Social norms and VAW

Programme design

-Conducting a situation analysis
-Key steps in programme design
-Developing a theory of change
-Adapting a program approach to your context

Programme implementation

-Facilitation skills
-Cultural competence
-Communication skills
-Staff management + mentoring
-Self and collective care
-Psychological first aid
-Responding to disclosures / referral

VAW prevention

-Differences/links between prevention and response
-Key prevention program approaches/models
-Evidence on different programme approaches
-Behaviour change approaches

Programme monitoring, evaluation, and learning

-Designing outcomes and indicators
-Developing a monitoring plan
-Developing a learning plan
-Designing an appropriate evaluation strategy
-Planning baseline and endline studies
-Selecting an evaluation partner

Plan
Understand
Design
Implement
Measure