Improving access to safe, inclusive and coordinated multi-sectoral GBV 
services for most vulnerable women and girls GBV survivors including with disabilities and cancer patients in Gaza Strip ltp class="" style=""gtltspan style="font-family: Arial, sans-serif color: black"gtThe project objective is "Improved
protection and respect of the rights of most vulnerable womengt18/
girlslt18 years GBV survivors and provision of inclusive,
accessible and coordinated multi-sectoral GBV services based on IASC
Minimum Standards for GBV”. It will be achieved “only if” following outcomes
are realized: 1.Most vulnerable womengt18 years and girlslt18 years GBV
survivors including with disabilities and cancer patients have meaningful
access to safe  dignified multisectoral GBV prevention and response
services 2. Local and national duty bearers are sensitized, accountable
 responsive to protect most vulnerable womengt18 years and
girlslt 18 years GBV survivors including with disabilities and cancer
patients through community engagement, AAP  advocacy. It addresses main
problem "rise in GBV, discrimination  harmful practices against
vulnerable womengt18 years/ girlslt18 years including with disabilities
 cancer patients affected by blockade, conflict-related violence, violence
in HHs, protracted crisis in Gaza  their limited access to safe multi-sectoral
GBV services." It responds to protection/GBV risks, access barriers
 needs of women/girls identified in needs assessment/ gender
analysis/GBV risk analysis conducted on 1-6/3/2023: MHPSS like helpline, PSS,
couple therapy, specialized MH legal counseling/representation dignity kits
economic enablement protection cash shelter case management including SRH, diagnosis/reintegration
for cancer patients  assistive aids for WWDs/GWDs awareness 
information materials self-care  training for frontline staff of GBV
actors community engagement  advocacy. The project targets directly 9930
beneficiaries (5870 women, 640 men, 3260 girls, 160 boys, of them 993 PwDs)
identified based on their multidimensional vulnerabilities (geography,
demographic group, status, gender, environment, socio-economics) including GBV
survivors, WWDs/GWDs, cancer patients, elderly, IDPs, refugees, Bedouin.
Pregnant  FHHs. Beneficiaries are selected from Beit Hanon and Jabalia
camp by ACHA Shati’ camp   Juhr Dik by WAC Kh-Younis (Gizan Rashwan)
 Deir Balah camp by CFTA Rafah (Moraj)  Bayok (Oraiba) by WEFAQ
coordinated with GBV SWG. The project links to MSNA/HNO/UN CCA/GBV SDR 2022,
HRP SO2 and PC in GMS, 1st standard allocation prioritized pillar #.2,
protection priority 5.1 and prioritized activities (GBV responses) 5.1.1, 5.1.2
 5.1.3. and standard indicators. Partners continue their successful
partnership to capitalize on lessons learned/best practices 
replicate/localize GBV services in new project locations coordinated with
CBOs to address needs of women/girls via service delivery/cash/dignity kits
modalities  tailored activities: A) PSS counseling via helplines to 2780
women/700 girls, individual PSS to 780 women/180 girls  group PSS to 180
women/45 girls therapy to 150 couples specialized MH to 48 women/12 girls
recreational days to 420 women/180 girls legal counseling to 150 women/30
girls representation to 60 women/15 girls dignity kits to 290 women  150
GBV dignity kits to respond to emergency protection cash assistance to 232
women economic support to 28 women case management to 81 women/9 girls
shelter to 12 women/girls, GBV service directory to 2000 women/girls PSEA
awareness sessions to 160 women/80 girls/160 men/80 boys, PSEA pamphlet B)
community engagement, AAP  advocacy: training to 75 specialist/75
non-specialist GBV actors, 50 community members  50 suppliers 1
radio ad, 6 press releases, 8 community meetings,1 fact sheet, 4 position
papers, 8 feedback FGDs, complaint mechanisms including PSEA, 4 localized
women-led initiatives in coordination with women/rehabilitation CBOs 
advocacy campaign. Partners ensure right-based  survivor-centered
approaches, localization, GBV risk mitigation, do no harm, meaningful access,
participation, AAP, PSEA, disability inclusion, GEEWG, environment sustainability, LNOB, MEAL
cost effectiveness at 77.33%.lt/spangt



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