Inter-agency emergency standard operating procedures for prevention of and response to gender-based violence and child protection in Jordan
Abstract
This document represents the Inter-Agency Emergency Standing Operating Procedures (SOPs). The SOPs describe guiding principles, procedures, roles and responsibilities in the prevention of and response to gender-based violence (GBV) and in child protection (CP) for those affected by the Syrian crisis living in urban contexts, camps and/or other settlements/collective centers. The SOPs have a focus on Syrian refugees, but include information on services for other refugees or the host population where available. Building on best national practices, they have been developed through an inter-agency consultative process with Jordanian governmental partners, UN agencies and national and international civil society actors working in GBV, CP and other key sectors .The SOPs detail the minimum procedures for prevention and response to GBV and for CP. They also present more comprehensive prevention and response interventions. They indicate which organizations and/or institutions are responsible for actions in the four main response sectors - health, psychosocial support, law/ justice and security. They are designed to be used together with existing resources related to prevention and response to GBV and CP
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CAWTAR
| 2017-12-22 08:09:39
Document Type
Report
Source
United Nations Children's Fund (Unicef)
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees-UNHCR
United Nations Population Fund (unfpa)
Keywords :
Gender based violence//Domestic violence// Intimate partner violence//Violence against women // Gender based violence// Syrian refugees Victims of domestic violence// Women's rights // Rights of victims of violence // Wife abuse//Physical violence//Psychological violence//Sexual violence// Sexual exploitation//Sexual Assault//Child sexual abuse// Rap//Sexual harassment //Adaptation to violence// Marital violence//Violent relationship//Patriarchy//Early marriage// Forced marriage//Economic violence//Divorce// Encouraging Prostitution// Child protection// Violence in the Family//Intimate Partner Violence// Trafficking// Survivor//victim// Torture// Indicator//Civil society//