Eliminating GBV through training and support programme
Date: July 6, 2019
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| PRESENTATION OF THE GOOD PRACTISE | |||||||||||||||||||
| Title | Eliminating GBV through training and support programme | ||||||||||||||||||
| Result Statement | Groupement Social de Souillac is an NGO with 17 years of existence and their main objective is to fight against poverty through Training, Education and Support. | ||||||||||||||||||
| Context | â˘Â      At Groupement Social de Souillac (GSS), the dream is fir a society where disadvantaged people have the necessary support
â˘Â      They believe that human beings should be at the center of all kinds of development. â˘Â      In 2013, GSS actively participated in activities against domestic violence organized by the Gender Links and thereafter the continued the fight for equality with GL ever since â˘Â      GSS Management Committee realised that this issue of domestic violence affected the majority of our own members and was prevalent in the region â˘Â      It became apparent that GSS had to do something about domestic violence and its impact on women and the family. â˘Â      A whole reflection was made with the collaboration of the different leaders in the region and committee was set up to start thinking about how to work on the problem |
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| Key Actions | Trainings are put in place by qualified people. This project was in 3 phases :
Year 1 : Training on lifeskills ( to make people more confident first) Year 2 & 3: Economic Women by Mr Bruneau Woomed In 2014, a training for Survivors of Gender Based Violence was initiated. After one year of training with 30 survivors of Gender Based Violence we decided that they had to be empowered in different ways, namely through continued education and through an entrepreneurship program. The Entrepreneurship course has been delivered to 3 separate locations : Souillac, Camp Diable and LâEscalier |
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| Partners | Women’s associations, religious bodies, youth, Senior Citizens, Sports associations, Village Council, District Councilâs Chairperson and Councilors, Social workers from the South, Officers of the Ministry of Women, Social Security, NEF, ZVZ | ||||||||||||||||||
| Strategies | Training and empowerment of youth through education | ||||||||||||||||||
| Budget | Total budget of Rs 931,000 for the training programme supported by the Barclays Bank | ||||||||||||||||||
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| Challenges | P. Bignoux, from GSS notes that it is challenging to work with domestic violence (DV) survivors as they are traumatised, men tend to be more quiet and working with DV survivors itself is a challenge.
This project is not funded by the government and it depends on donors and members of the NGO provides Rs 10 per month.
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| Immediate results and next steps | Changes in lifestyle and 2 women overcame their diffculties and were empowered â testimonial on powerpoint | ||||||||||||||||||
| Long term Impact | To combat poverty and DV | ||||||||||||||||||
| Learning and how this will be applied | Training and education.
Sensitisation & awareness. |
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