Develop steps & materials. From launch GBV AoR HCTs Identify HCT members among the GBV AoR To be developed in Special meeting with global through year members member agencies; ask them to ensure accordance with AoR to discuss this advocacy 1; possibly Guidelines roll-out is on the HCT agenda and each organization’s action and others. continuing is monitored by the humanitarian leadership in internal systems AoR member agencies that into year 2 country. (This should flow from successful are on HCTs self-identify and advocacy with IASC member agencies above.) work within their own agencies to send the message in the best way for that organization. NATIONAL GOVERNMENT AND CIVIL SOCIETY In sync with Cluster leads; National This should flow from the work of the clusters Will flow from the Be sure to include these actors cluster HC/RC; government and and the GBV coordination mechanism in clusters’ ways of when talking with clusters GBV civil society country, to ensure national ownership and working in country about their roll-out plans. strategies coordination stakeholders participation in all aspects of the roll-out. with national and outreach mechanism in stakeholders to HCs and country with HCTs support from (described AC and above) Advocacy TT DONORS From launch AC/Advocacy Donors Leadership statements about the importance of Face-to-face Succinct talking points for through year TT to work the Guidelines. Send a message to their meetings with donors. 1; follow up in with leaders of implementing partners about the importance of donors Handout with key messages year 2 major donors the Guidelines. and asks. During monitoring visits, donors ask questions Advocacy Assign specific donors to about GBV risk mitigation, brief/handout with Advocacy TT members and prevention/response actions, etc. key messages AoR Coordinator. Hold meetings; follow up.
Develop steps & materials. From launch through year 1; possibly continuing into year 2 GBV AoR members HCTs Identify HCT members among the GBV AoR member agencies; ask them to ensure Guidelines roll-out is on the HCT agenda and is monitored by the humanitarian leadership in country. (This should flow from successful advocacy with IASC member agencies above.) To be developed in accordance with each organization’s internal systems Special meeting with global AoR to discuss this advocacy action and others. AoR member agencies that are on HCTs self-identify and work within their own agencies to send the message in the best way for that organization. NATIONAL GOVERNMENT AND CIVIL SOCIETY In sync with cluster strategies and outreach to HCs and HCTs (described above) Cluster leads; HC/RC; GBV coordination mechanism in country with support from AC and Advocacy TT National government and civil society stakeholders This should flow from the work of the clusters and the GBV coordination mechanism in country, to ensure national ownership and participation in all aspects of the roll-out. Will flow from the clusters’ ways of working in country with national stakeholders Be sure to include these actors when talking with clusters about their roll-out plans. DONORS From launch through year 1; follow up in year 2 AC/Advocacy TT to work with leaders of major donors Donors Leadership statements about the importance of the Guidelines. Send a message to their implementing partners about the importance of the Guidelines. During monitoring visits, donors ask questions about GBV risk mitigation, prevention/response actions, etc. Face-to-face meetings with donors Advocacy brief/handout with key messages Succinct talking points for donors. Handout with key messages and asks. Assign specific donors to Advocacy TT members and AoR Coordinator. Hold meetings; follow up.
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