participate in the participate in the network network. Proportion of Change No baseline data At 70% of Change Ambassador available Change Ambassadors with survey Ambassadors have improved improved knowledge and knowledge and confidence to feel confident advocate for the about integrating integration of effective effective prevention prevention messaging into their messaging into own programs their programs. 2.5 To what IO2.2 Proportion of PAF Indicator Prevention Baseline TBC – extent has Individuals, participants 13: Number of program for each Nabilan communities displaying improved people that monitoring prevention activity. supported and institutions knowledge and demonstrate Partner individuals, recognise VAWC attitudes related improved reports communities as a problem VAWC attitudes to (these and institutions Disaggregation: women and girls contain pre- to recognise gender and VAWC as a of problem? Reported separately for: participants * Participants in primary in prevention prevention initiatives initiatives) * Target groups of other Nabilan-supported prevention activities 2.6 To what IO2.3 Completion of all CBA monitoring 2018: Baseline for Completion of extent has Communities four phases in of knowledge & II (Awareness) Nabilan Suku Letefoho SASA! in Suku attitudes between July 2018 supported and other Letefoho focus by July (awareness), June 2019; – communities to areas are 2020. taking support skills and Completion of take independent behavior in relation Phase III (Support) independent action Note: SASA! to methodology to power and between July – action to prevent requires VAWC community violence against December 2019; prevent VAWC? members to a women: Completion of threshold of knowledge, 50% women Phase III (Action) attitudes, skills, and and 40% men between Jan July – behaviour before moving think VAW is 2020. onto each phase. This will normal in a be assessed through relationship; Target will qualitative and combine analysis
participate in the network participate in the network. Proportion of Change Ambassadors with improved knowledge and confidence to advocate for the integration of effective prevention messaging into their own programs Change Ambassador survey No baseline data available At 70% of Change Ambassadors have improved knowledge and feel confident about integrating effective prevention messaging into their programs. 2.5 To what extent has Nabilan supported individuals, communities and institutions to recognise VAWC as a problem? IO2.2 Individuals, communities and institutions recognise VAWC as a problem Proportion of participants displaying improved knowledge and attitudes related VAWC Disaggregation: gender Reported separately for: * Participants in primary prevention initiatives * Target groups of other Nabilan-supported prevention activities PAF Indicator 13: Number of people that demonstrate improved attitudes to women and girls Prevention program monitoring Partner reports (these contain pre- and of participants in prevention initiatives) Baseline – for each prevention activity. TBC 2.6 To what extent has Nabilan supported communities to take independent action to prevent VAWC? IO2.3 Communities in Suku Letefoho and other focus areas are taking independent action to prevent VAWC Completion of all four phases of SASA! in Suku Letefoho by July 2020. Note: SASA! methodology requires community members to a threshold of knowledge, attitudes, skills, and behaviour before moving onto each phase. This will be assessed through qualitative and CBA monitoring 2018: Baseline for knowledge & attitudes (awareness), support skills and behavior in relation to power and violence against women: 50% women and 40% men think VAW is normal in a relationship; Completion of II (Awareness) between July 2018 – June 2019; Completion of Phase III (Support) between July – December 2019; Completion of Phase III (Action) between Jan – July 2020. Target will combine analysis
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