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UNRWA continues to operate referral systems to ensure identification, referral and the access to critical services for GBV survivours. Consolidating partnerships with external service providers to ensure that GBV survivours receive holistic care and also to address high-risk cases which require more specialized services was one of the main activities undertaken during this period.
View MoreUNRWA continues to operate referral systems to ensure identification, referral and the access to critical services for GBV survivours. Consolidating partnerships with external service providers to ensure that GBV survivours receive holistic care and also to address high-risk cases which require more specialized services was one of the main activities undertaken during this period.
In 2017, UNRWA carried out 135 trainings which engaged 2709 staff members across the Agency (Lebanon, Jordan, Gaza, West Bank, and Syria). Trainings focused on GBV and GBV in emergencies targeted staff in UNRWA’s different programmes.