Youth exposure to gender-based violence

Garthe, Rachel C.; Rieger, Agnes; Kim, Shongha; Velazquez, Efren

doi:10.1016/b978-0-12-818872-9.00087-x

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“…Roughly, the prevalence of GBV among men is 1 in 9 men with unwanted sexual contact ranking in their lives (14). GBV contributes to adverse impacts in economic development of many countries that have weak protective laws against gender-based violence, countries with wealth stemming from natural resource, in countries where decision making potential is limited and during economic and natural disaster crisis such as COVID-19 (15).…”

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“…Globally, approximately 736 million women equivalent to one in three or 30% aged 15 and older are exposed to various forms of gender based violence especially physical and/or sexual intimate partner violence, non-partner sexual violence, or both at least once in their lifetime (8,9,11–13). Roughly, the prevalence of GBV among men is 1 in 9 men with unwanted sexual contact ranking in their lives (14). GBV contributes to adverse impacts in economic development of many countries that have weak protective laws against gender-based violence, countries with wealth stemming from natural resource, in countries where decision making potential is limited and during economic and natural disaster crisis such as COVID-19 (15).…”

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Service availability, readiness and health-seeking behavior of gender based violence survivor services in primary healthcare facilities in Dodoma, Tanzania. An Explanatory-sequential study design

Mwamasangula,

Gibore

2024

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BackgroundThe health sector is a key stakeholder in GBV national response network however, delivery of quality healthcare services for GBV survivors is highly neglected.MethodsThis study will use a mixed-research approach by employing an explanatory sequential study design. Phase one will involve a cross-sectional survey of 61 primary healthcare facilities to examine availability and readiness of GBV survivor’s services. The second phase will involve a descriptive qualitative study among healthcare providers, community healthcare workers and clients to examine the health-seeking behavior and challenges in providing and receiving GBV survivor’s services in primary healthcare facilities. The study will be conducted between March-April 2024 in Dodoma City Council, Tanzania.DiscussionThis study will have potential implications to program managers, policy makers and healthcare providers to tailor interventions that will improve the quality of healthcare service delivery especially towards integrated GBV survivor’s services. But also, understanding the health-seeking behavior and challenges associated with access and provision of GBV survivor’s services will help unveiling gaps in the clients’ point of view and the community, their needs for the GBV survivor’s services and enhancing client-healthcare provider relationship.

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Service availability, readiness and health-seeking behavior of gender based violence survivor services in primary healthcare facilities in Dodoma, Tanzania. An Explanatory-sequential study design

Mwamasangula,

Gibore

2024

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Appreciating the Complexity of Local Gender-Based Violence Needs Assessments: Some Key Considerations and Tensions in Context

Rieger,

Watkins,

Garthe

2024

Violence Against Women

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Needs assessments can be a pragmatic method to shape interventions addressing gender-based violence. They are complex endeavors even—or especially—at the local level (e.g., rape crisis centers, domestic violence shelters). Focusing on the US context, we highlight examples of the ways needs assessments can support the gender-based violence movement, and key tensions and considerations within needs assessment practice. We explore decisions that practitioners make when pursuing needs assessments and highlight conceptual and design considerations. We also provide a general discussion of needs assessment approaches. This paper aims to support nascent practitioner and researcher/evaluator work in gender-based violence needs assessments.

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Youth exposure to gender-based violence

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Service availability, readiness and health-seeking behavior of gender based violence survivor services in primary healthcare facilities in Dodoma, Tanzania. An Explanatory-sequential study design

Service availability, readiness and health-seeking behavior of gender based violence survivor services in primary healthcare facilities in Dodoma, Tanzania. An Explanatory-sequential study design

Appreciating the Complexity of Local Gender-Based Violence Needs Assessments: Some Key Considerations and Tensions in Context

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