Home > Events/Training > Promising Practices in Monitoring and Evaluation of Gender-Based Violence Promising Practices in Monitoring and Evaluation of Gender-Based Violence The IGWG Task Force on Gender-Based Violence presented a half-day technical meeting on successes and challenges in monitoring and evaluation of gender-based violence. Organized by PATH and the Population Reference Bureau, co-chairs of the task force, the event was held at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., on November 8, 2007. Presentations were made on some recently evaluated interventions, including Stepping Stones, Sexto Sentido, and Liverpool VCT. Event Information Participants List (DOC: 56KB) Speakers Bios (DOC: 44KB) Final Agenda (DOC: 44KB) Meeting Notes (DOC: 72KB) Presentations Mary Ellsberg, “Evaluating Interventions to End VAW: Challenges and Opportunities” (PPT: 140KB) Sunita Kishor, “Domestic Violence: The Measured & the To Be Measured” (PPT: 724KB) Ilene Speizer, “PLACE Methodology & Training on M&E of GBV” (PPT: 468KB) Nata Duvvury, “Results of Stepping Stones Evaluation” (PPT: 136KB) Mary Ellsberg/Julie Pulerwitz, “Addressing Gender, Violence and HIV through Communication for Social Change” (PPT: 304KB) Nduku Kilonzo, “Liverpool VCT’s Post-Rape Care Services in Kenya” (PPT: 816KB)