Skip to main content

SGBV - Child Protection Case & Information Management Tools

  • Sample SGBV/CP Regional Information Sharing Protocol (RISP)

    This regional information sharing protocol is to set out the guiding principles and describe procedures for sharing anonymous aggregated data on reported cases of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) and children at risk within the Region.

  • Regional Information Sharing Protocol Implementation Action Plan

    Coordination, Planning, Implementation, Maintenance

  • Sample SOPs for SGBV Data Processing

    The SGBV module is a case management tool for UNHCR and partner Protection staff with responsibility for SGBV case management. User access rights for the SGBV module in proGres v4 are limited and, in each operation, the UNHCR Protection Officer at national level is responsible for reviewing each request for user access before approval is granted.

  • Consent for Release of Information

    This form should be read to the survivor or guardian in her first language. It should be clearly explained to the survivor that she / he can choose any or none of the options listed.

  • Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) incident classification tool

    The humanitarian community has not been able to collect, classify and analyze Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) -related information in a way that produces comparable statistics. At present, it is nearly impossible to compile and analyze data across programs and field sites. This cannot be solved without taking a new approach to how types of GBV are classified. To address this problem, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), the UN Population Fund (UNFPA), and the International Rescue Committee (IRC) have developed a new SGBV classification tool strictly for the purposes of standardizing SGBV data collection across SGBV service providers.

  • Guidance on the use of Standardized Specific Needs Code

    Note: Multiple needs codes may be used per individual. Those with a tick mark in front of the codes are specific needs that can be identified with minimal training. They can be collected with very little complication during mass registration exercises.

Note

Please follow this link to download the zip files for level 1 training tools, which includes PowerPoints and handouts or view / download the PDF files below.

  • Day 1: Introduction to SGBV/Child Protection Case Management
  • Day 2: SGBV/Child Protection Case Management and Introduction to SGBV/Child Protection Information Management
  • Day 3: SGBV/Child Protection Information Management

Referral Pathways

  • Handout UNHCR Data Protection Policy

    UNHCR Data Protection Policy 2015: Key points for UNHCR, implementing partners and third parties

  • UNHCR Data Protection Policy 2015

    Review key elements in the UNHCR Data Protection Policy. Reflect on data protection measures in place in your organization using the Data Protection Checklist.

  • Identifying Data Points

    Understand what amount of data can be the most useful at field, national and regional levels. Identify a common set of data points that would be useful for data sharing purposes across the region (regional Information Sharing Protocol).

  • Introduction to the SGBV and CP modules in proGres v4

    Explain who has access to the SGBV and Child Protection modules in proGres v4 and when use of the modules is appropriate. Share overview of how the proGres v4 security model works and how user access is granted. Understand how the case management process and work flow fits with information management in proGres v4.

  • Referrals and Transfers of Cases in proGres v4

    Distinguish between referrals and transfers. Clarify the points in your work flow when a referral or transfer of a case would take place.