In this webinar, we’ll hear how new ways of working that are gaining traction as humanitarian and research methodologies can be applied effectively to GBV programming.

Both these Elrha-funded innovations focused on reaching migrants and refugees in Latin America, but their work has been applied in other contexts too, such as the Middle East. Women’s Refugee Commission will share their learning from using cash transfers to support survivors of intimate partner violence, while the teams from International Organization for Migration and Queen’s University will show how the sense-making approach to data-gathering provides a new way of understanding GBV risks and service needs, potentially doing so quicker, more accurately and with less stigma.