This part of the UNICEF GBViE Programme Resource Pack contains guidance and resources to help UNICEF country offices (COs) work with stakeholders to design, implement and monitor prevention interventions to address intimate partner violence (IPV), sexual violence and child marriage. Taking action to address the drivers of GBV is a vital element of GBV programming in emergency-affected settings, as well as a core part of UNICEF’s mandate.

Kit 3.4: Programming – GBViE Prevention Programming also includes a Prevention Tools Booklet that contains a number of tools for implementing programming to prevent IPV, sexual violence against girls and women, and child marriage. These tools are introduced in Sections 2–4 of this Kit.

Kit 3.4: Prevention Programming is for GBV and Child Protection (CP) specialists working in situations of ongoing response to slow-onset disasters, chronic crises and prolonged displacement, as well as response and recovery in fragile and transitional settings.

It has four sections:

Section 1 Introduction to GBViE Prevention Programming overviews prevention, including good practices that must be factored into programming.

Section 2 Preventing Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) provides information, resources and tools to support UNICEF COs and implementing partners to plan, pilot and monitor interventions to prevent IPV in stabilized emergency-affected settings.

Section 3 Preventing Sexual Violence Against Girls and Women provides information, resources and tools to support UNICEF COs and implementing partners to plan, pilot and monitor interventions to prevent sexual violence against girls and women at the community level in stabilized emergency-affected settings.

Section 4 Preventing Child Marriage provides information, resources and tools to support UNICEF COs and implementing partners to plan, pilot and monitor interventions to prevent child marriage in stabilized emergency-affected settings.