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Strengthening Implementation of a Functional Medico-Legal Framework to Scale-Up
Grantee: Liverpool Care and Treatment (LVCT Health)
Country: Kenya
Period: September 2011 to August 2014
Grant amount: $966,862
Publication description. Its main objectives included: strengthening CSO coordination; providing technical support to the development of national standard operating procedures for cross-sectoral referral; and strengthening sector specific responses for gender-based violence/HIV integration.
The final evaluation found that the project had a positive impact on the response to sexual and gender-based violence in Kenya through:
- the design and launch of the monitoring and evaluation framework for national level reporting;
- the revision of national training curricula for service providers;
- development of the multi-sectoral standard operating procedures on prevention of and response to sexual violence;
- contributing to legislation and policy frameworks;
- CSO coordination through the National Gender and Equality Commission gender-based violence working group and the Africa Unite Kenya initiatives; and
- capacity building of service providers.
Main findings of the evaluation:
- survivors of gender-based violence have comparatively better access to services provided by various institutions supported under the project;
- knowledge generation was enhanced through a web portal developed under the project;
- regionally, the project contributed to initiatives geared towards the development of a multi-sectoral, gender-based violence curricula for East Africa.
Bibliographic information
Subject areas:
Access to justice and legal protection
Anti-violence interventions
Ending violence against women and girls
HIV and AIDS
Monitoring and evaluation
Service delivery
UN Trust Fund to End Violence against Women
Resource type(s):
Evaluation reports
Publication year
2015
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