In this webinar, we’ll hear about two innovation projects that are using technology to improve survivor-centred care in GBV response programming. MediCapt provides a digital platform to facilitate clinicians to comprehensively collect and securely store evidence of GBV, including forensic photography of injuries sustained by survivors. We’ll also hear from Norwegian Church Aid, about the results of the search, adaptation and invention processes they’ve pursued to innovate how virtual reality can be used a part of therapy for survivors of GBV (note: the Norwegian Church Aid project was not funded by the HIF, but has received other humanitarian innovation funding).