Joint Consortium on Gender Based Violence
Aiming to address and improve international responses to gender based violence.

Joint Consortium on Gender Based Violence

The Joint Consortium on Gender Based Violence comprises Irish human rights, humanitarian and development organisations, Irish Aid and the Defence Forces, all working together to address gender based violence. Its overall aim is to promote the adoption of a coherent and coordinated response to gender based violence (GBV).

The consortium’s objectives are:

  1. To ensure that actions to prevent and respond to gender based violence are visible and systematically addressed in the policies, procedures and programmes of all member agencies.
  2. To develop and strengthen skills and capacities of member organisations for more effective prevention of, and response to, gender based violence, at programme level.
  3. To inform, effect and monitor policy implementation to improve actions on prevention of and response to gender based violence.

Latest News

Learning and Practice Day 2010

Published on May 28th, 2010 and listed in News

The 2010 Learning and Practice Day was held on Wednesday, June 16th at the O’Callaghan Alexander Hotel. Footage/reports from the day will be on the site shortly.

Read the full post

Learning Day 2009

Published on May 17th, 2010 and listed in News

Additional interviews with contributors from Learning Day 2009

Read the full post

Gender Based Violence: Learning and Practice briefs

Published on January 28th, 2010 and listed in News, Publications

These three learning briefs are based on experiences which were shared at a Gender Based Violence learning event organised by the Consortium’s Learning and Practice group in June 2009.

The three main themes of the day were: Community Based Responses to GBV, GBV and Education, and Engaging Men.

Read the full post

broken-bodies-broken-dreams-exhibition

  • Join the Mailing List