Gender Based Violence in projects & workspaces
Gender is the social interpretation of being male or female. It is the social construction of the meanings of the ...
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What is Gender?
Gender is the social interpretation of being male or female. It is the social construction of the meanings of the sexes which vary across cultures.
 Gender is often used interchangeably with sex but the two concepts are different.  Sex is simply the division of organisms into male and female. While sex is biological and related to physiology, chromosomes and hormones, gender is related to culture  and pertains to beliefs, values and expectations associated with the sexes.
SESSION 1
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BASIC CONCEPTS AND ISSUES IN UNDERSTANDING GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE -
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Gender Roles and Gender stereotyping
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Gender Socialization
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Exercise 1
Assumptions and Stereotypes about women and men
Explain the following issues, based on societal conception of Gender and Sex respectively
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What is GBV?
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Types of GBV
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Forms of GBV
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Causes of GBV
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Consequences of GBV
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GBV in Nigeria 1
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GBV in Nigeria 2
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GBV in Nigeria 3
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GBV in infrastructural projects I
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GBV in infrastructural projects II
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EXCERCISE 2
SESSION 2
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LEGAL AND POLICY FRAMEWORK ON GBV
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International instruments
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About the International Instruments
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National Instruments
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National Legal Instruments
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About the National Instruments I
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About the National Instruments II
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State Instruments
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Prohibition Against Domestic Violence (PADVL) Law of Lagos State
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Group Exercise
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RISK FACTORS FOR SEXUAL EXPLOITATION AND ABUSE (SEA)AND SEXUAL HARASSMENT (SH)
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What is Sexual exploitation and Abuse?
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Risk factors for Sexual Exploitation and Abuse(SEA) I
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Risk factors for Sexual Exploitation and Abuse(SEA) II
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What is Sexual Harassment?
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Types of Sexual Harassment
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Risk Factors in Sexual Harassment
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Risk Factors in Sexual Harassment
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ORGANISATION’S RESPONSIBILITY IN SH
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Exercise
SESSION 3
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ETHICAL ISSUES IN HANDLING SEA &SH
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INTRODUCTION
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Ethical Issues in Child Sexual Abuse
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Ethical Issues in Sexual Exploitation and Abuse
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Ethical Issues in Sexual Harassment
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Exercise
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SEXUAL EXPLOITATION AND ABUSE AND SEXUAL HARRASSMENT ACTION PLANS IN INFRASTRUCTURAL PROJECTS AND WORKPLACES
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World Bank's Methodology for Investigating and Assessing Sexual Exploitation and Abuse and Sexual Harassment
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SEA and SH Risk Assessment by Clients
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Project-related SEA/SH Risk Assessment
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2. Capacity SEA/SH Risk Assessment
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MITIGATION AND ACTION PLANS
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SEXUAL HARASSMENT POLICY
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GRIEVANCE REDRESS MEACHANISMS
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INSTITUTION OF CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE ACCUSED PERSONS
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Conclusion
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References
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References
SESSION 4
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Models for Safe and Confidential Reporting of Gender Based Violence (SEA/SH allegations)
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Learning objectives:
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Concepts
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Introduction: Concepts Cont’d
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Who Commits SEA/SH?
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SEA Versus SH
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Models for Reporting SEA/SH
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Model 1: Use Existing GRM
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Main Action in Model 1
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Model 2: Use Intermediary
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Model 2: Use Intermediary
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Model 2: The Intermediary
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Model 2: Roles of the Intermediary
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Model 2: Role of Intermediary
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Model 3: Outsource SEA/SH allegation management to a third party
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All the Models
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Response to SEA/SH: Survivor-Centred Approach
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Survivor-Centred Approach
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Definition: survivor-centred approach
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Principles of Survivor-centred Approach
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Principle of Confidentiality
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Principle of Survivor Autonomy
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Principle of Non-discrimination
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Principle of Do no Harm
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Principle of Informed Consent
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Principle of Data Protection
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Group discussion
SESSION 5
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GENDER BASED VIOLENCE IN PROJECT/WORKSPACE
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GBV DEFINED-1
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GBV-2
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Introduction-1
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Introduction-2
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GBV and Power Dynamics in Workspace.
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GBV/SH at Work
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GBV IN PROJECT SITES-1
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GBV IN PROJECT SITES-2
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GBV/SH IN PROJECT SITES( ESS 2)
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GBV SERVICE PROVIDER MAPPING AS A MEASURE TO MITIGATE GBV.
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STRATEGIES TO ELIMINATE GBV IN THE WORKSPACE
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WORKING TOGETHER TO REDUCE GBV IN WB PROJECTS
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WAY FORWARD
SESSION 6
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Setting Up Sexual Exploitation and Abuse and Sexual Harassment and handling allegation in projects (referred to as SEA/SH GMs)
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Introduction
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The Global Picture
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Why talk about SEA/SH in major civil works?
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Purpose of SEA/SH GMs
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Specific GRM considerations for addressing GBV
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What can the project-level grievance mechanism do and what can it not do when SEA/SH allegations emerge?
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Steps to set up SEA/SH GRM
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Structure of a Grievance Mechanism
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Grievance mechanism operating procedures and response protocols for SEA/SH allegations
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REVIEW AND ASSESSMENT OF GBV
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CAUSES OF GBV
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Protective measures-1
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Protective measures-2
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COMPULSORY RISK ASSESSMENT BY PIUs
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NATIONAL LEGAL AND POLICY FRAMEWORK
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Conducting Safe, Effective and Ethical Interviews with Survivors of GBV
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Principles To Guide GBV Interviews
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The Use of Electronic Devices
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Role Play
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