Response

Date: June 30, 2010

This category called for entries from councils and organisations demonstrating how they respond to GBV eg. by advancing legal literacy, working with local police, etc. to ensure redress for victims.

18 entries were received from 6 countries for this category focusing on projects which work with men and churches in addressing GBV, social welfare and community development programmes, listening and legal counseling centres, prevention and training programmes and environmental initiatives.

To view the presentations click on the links in the table below.

Social welfare and community development, Sowa Town Council, Botswana	Working with Churches to address GBV, Kgatleng District Council, Botswana	Take back the night, BALA and Lobatse Town Council, Botswana
Organising civil marriage groups, Commune Manjakandriana, Analamanga, Madagascar	Cas d une femme battue par son mari par son mariririva,Conseil Communal d’Andoharanomaitso, Madagascar	Violence contre la femme, Commune urbaine Antananarivo, Madagascar
Création d’un Centre d’Écoute et de Conseil Juridique Á Toamasina, Madagascar	Working together to respond to GBV, Rehoboth Town Council, Namibia	Waste management in squatter area, Likondjela Group Project, Gobabis, Namibia
Counselling and support, ADAPT, South Africa	Addressing GBV through faith, South African Faith and Family Institute, South Africa	CD Magazine, Gauteng, South Africa
L’Abrie de Dieu Safe House, Stellenbosch, South Africa	Community Action Team, Partners in Sexual Health, Cape Town, South Africa	“A Safer Zambia”: Sexual and GBV Coordinated Response Programme, Care International, Zambia
Jambanja environmental sanitation initiative, Chitungwiza Municipality, Zimbabwe	Fatherhood Peace Project, Zimbabwe

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