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Gender-based violence (GBV) is a pandemic perpetrated against women and children that results in physical, sexual or psycho-social harm. Click Here to download full brochure
The Kenya Gender-Based Violence Partnership
The 2011 drought and subsequent famine in the Horn of Africa and Kenya, recently declared the worst in 60 years, resulted in an estimated 12.5 million people facing a severe food crisis and in urgent need of emergency assistance. While violence against women and children is often associated with war, economic distaster; natural disasters can bring equally severe risks. The impact of drought and subsequent poverty and displacement heightens vulnerability to gender based violence (GBV) among women and children. In particular, breakdown in physical and social systems for protection during crisis - like the recent drought and famine - increases vulnerability to sexual violence and exploitation.
Nazarene Compassionate Organization (NCO) of Kenya and the Servant Forge Foundation (SF), an affiliate organization of Strategic Applications International (SAI), in partnership with the UNICEF and International Rescue Committee (IRC) as part of our continued effort to address the famine are developing the Kenya Gender Based Violence Partnership to respond to the pandemic of gender-based violence (GBV) in East Africa.
The Kenya GBV Partnership will build its initiative around five pillars that focus on integrated service delivery and sustainable agriculture. These five components focus on survivor counseling, strengthening families, and improving community support and response to GBV.
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