HAMASALU COLLEN (2)

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SECOND ANNUAL SOUTHERN AFRICA LOCAL

GOVERNMENT AND GENDER JUSTICE

SUMMIT AND AWARDS

28 30 MARCH 2011KOPANONG HOTEL, JOHANNESBURG,

SOUTH AFRICA

365 DAYS OF LOCAL ACTION TO END GENDERVIOLENCE: HALVE GENDER VIOLENCE BY 2015

COORDINATED RESPONSECENTRE

PROJECT

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HOW DID YOU GO ABOUT IDENTIFYINGTHIS PROBLEM?

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COORDINATED RESPONSE CENTRE

Several researches were done on how

ases of GBV were being reported at

institutions like police.

It was discovered that some survivorswere not reporting cases at police. Reasons; fear, mistrust, it takes long, for

cases to be disposed off in courts of law,

attitude of some police officers, etc


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IS THIS ISSUE IMPORTANT?

The issue is very important as it has

made the movement of the survivor

easier and simple

It has brought serious tracking of GBV

cases

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COORDINATED RESPONSE

CENTRE


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HOW ARE YOU GOING ABOUTADDRESSING THI S PROBLEM?

Forming up the coordinated response centres,

Setting up safe houses for survivors who are deemed fit

to safe guarded.

Putting up awareness programmes, sensitisations

Training programmes for law enforcing officers example

the police officers under VSU.

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WHAT IS THE TIME-FRAME FOR THEPROJECT?

It is a three year project subject to review

according to the results of the project.

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WHO IS THE KEY TARGET? WHO ISINVOLVED? ARE WOMEN AND MEN

EQUALLY INVOLVED

? Women and children although lately,we have seen a few men get involved.

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CORDINATED RESPONSE CENTER


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PARTNERSHIPS FORMED THROUGH THEPROJECT

Most organisation dealing with GBV

are put on board to provide different

expertise.

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RESOURCEFULNESS: WHAT FINANCIAL,HUMAN AND OTHER RESOURCES WERE

MOBILISED?

Government and cooperating partners

like USAID, European Union Care

International and many others.

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MONITORING AND EVALUATION

Done within by internal monitoring and

evaluation officer as well as

independent evaluators.

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WHAT RESULTS HAVE BEEN ACHIEVED?

Number of survivors reporting increased

VSU officers have improved in case

management and have been recommended

Reduced movements and expenditure for theclients since the coordinated response team is

in one placePROJECT;

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IMPACT (BASED ON THE SADCPROTOCOL TARGETS)

Increased number of convictions at

courts.

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EFFECTIVENESS

Increased number of cases reported,

increased number of survivors who are

given shelter shows how effective the

project is.

Improvement of case management

shows the effectivenessPROJECTS:SUPPORT



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SUSTAINABILITY AND REPLICATION

Government is part of the partners

hence the project will be sustained and

also most of these Coordinated

Response Centres are housed in

Government Institutions like Clinics

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LESSONS LEARNED

Working as a team make a difference.

Expertise is a vital tool in this

consortium

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PRESENTED BY HAMASALU COLLENZAMBIA POLICE SERVICE /BURMA

COORDINATED RESPONSE CENTRE(CRC)

LUSAKA.

ANY QUESTIONS?

Contact cell no. +260977495333email address

[email protected]

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