GWIHR Team Advances GBV Database Initiative with Rivers State Ministry of Women Affairs

In a significant step towards enhancing the management of gender-based violence (GBV) cases in Rivers State, GWIHR team recently conducted a follow-up visit to the Permanent Secretary of the Rivers State Ministry of Women Affairs, Bar. Mrs. Uchechukwu Uriri. This visit marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing efforts to implement and train personnel on the GBV database, a tool poised to revolutionize the handling of GBV cases within the state.

The meeting focused on discussing the next steps for the deployment and integration of the GBV database, which aims to provide a comprehensive, streamlined, and efficient approach to GBV case management. By leveraging this database, the Ministry of Women Affairs is set to significantly enhance its capacity to address and manage GBV cases, ensuring that victims receive timely and effective support.

The GBV database initiative is designed to foster a holistic and integrated approach to managing GBV cases. It will facilitate better coordination among stakeholders, improve data accuracy, and enable more effective monitoring and evaluation of GBV interventions. The database is expected to serve as a critical tool in the fight against gender-based violence, providing a robust framework for tracking cases, managing resources, and delivering targeted services to survivors.

During the visit, GWIHR team and Mrs. Uchechukwu Uriri explored various aspects of the onboarding training program for the GBV database. They discussed strategies for ensuring that staff members are adequately trained to use the system, emphasizing the importance of capacity building and ongoing support to maximize the database’s impact.

GWIHR team expressed their commitment to supporting the Ministry of Women Affairs throughout the implementation process, offering their expertise and resources to ensure a smooth transition to the new system. This collaboration underscores the shared dedication to combating GBV and improving the lives of those affected by it.

As the implementation of the GBV database progresses, GWIHR team and Ministry of Women Affairs are poised to set a new standard in GBV case management. This initiative not only highlights the importance of leveraging technology in addressing social issues but also reinforces the commitment of both organizations to creating a safer and more supportive environment for survivors of gender-based violence in Rivers State.
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