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Plan
- Understand prevention
- How prevention links to response
- Why invest in primary prevention? Make the case
- Make initial decisions on your prevention strategy
- Why is contextual research important? Make the case
- Understanding VAW in local context: Questions, tools and resources
- Use the socio-ecological model to analyse causes of VAW
- Assess your own organisational position and capacity
- Map the national institutional context for VAW prevention
- What evidence do I need to understand about my context
- Understand key steps of programme design
- Select an appropriate prevention strategy
- Evidence-based prevention strategies
- Make the case for an inception phase
- Make the case for co-design
- Adapt an evidence-based programme to my context
- Understand key elements of successful programmes
- Envision change / develop a theory of change
- Understand factors affecting implementation quality
- Select and contract implementing partners
- Design a staff/partner capacity development plan
- What is Monitoring and Evaluation?
- Make initial decisions about my M&E approach
- Understand key ethical considerations
- Understand my role as an M&E manager
- Understand the role of a Theory of Change in M&E
- Design indicators to measure change
- Develop a monitoring and learning approach
- Select an appropriate evaluation design
- Select data collection methods and tools
- What types of evidence can be collected through M&E?
- Getting support to inform your M&E approach
- Why is M&E of VAW prevention programmes important?
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Plan
- PLAN for a prevention programme
- Understand prevention
- Why invest in primary prevention? Make the case
- Make initial decisions on your prevention strategy
- Consider strategic options: strengthen, expand, adapt, scale, innovate
- Match your programme to your timeframe
- What to avoid in VAW prevention programme funding
- Assess the implications of different funding sources
- Estimate costs for a prevention programme
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Understand
- UNDERSTAND your context and capacity
- Why is contextual research important? Make the case
- Map the national institutional context for VAW prevention
- Understanding VAW in local context: Questions, tools and resources
- Use the socio-ecological model to analyse causes of VAW
- Assess your own organisational position and capacity
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Design
- DESIGN for success
- Understand key steps of programme design
- Select an appropriate prevention strategy
- Make the case for an inception phase
- Make the case for co-design
- Adapt an evidence-based programme to my context
- Understand key elements of successful programmes
- Envision change / develop a theory of change
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Implement
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Measure
- MEASURE Change and Learning
- What is Monitoring and Evaluation?
- Make initial decisions about my M&E approach
- Understand key ethical considerations
- Understand my role as an M&E manager
- Understand the role of a Theory of Change in M&E
- Design indicators to measure change
- Develop a monitoring and learning approach
- Select an appropriate evaluation design
- Select data collection methods and tools
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