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Home > Resources > Research Query: GBV and Anticipatory Action Approaches

Research Query: GBV and Anticipatory Action Approaches

Posted on August 26, 2021

This report provides a summary of research-to-date on the effectiveness of the anticipatory action approach, particularly in relation to return on investment and effects at the household level. The report also includes some specific guidance on addressing GBV in anticipatory action, looking at emerging evidence, as well as providing specific recommendations for GBV coordinators, GBV specialists, and those supporting risk mitigation interventions. Read More

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