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Tathmini GBV Program: Evaluating the Impact of GBV Programming in Tanzania

Posted on May 29, 2017

The August 18th event looked at Tathmini GBV, a USAID project to evaluate the effect of GBV programming implemented through an HIV program platform in Tanzania. The event featured presentations from Susan Suttergren, project director and Stella Mujaya, country manager of the Tathmini GBV project.

Project Details:

The project evaluated the multi-component GBV prevention and response program implemented throughout Mbeya Region, Tanzania, by Walter Reed Program/Henry M. Jackson Foundation Medical Research International in partnership with the Mbeya Regional Medical Office and local community partners. Tathmini GBV used a randomized control design to assess delivery and use of GBV health services and interviewed program participants to assess knowledge, attitudinal, and behavioral changes at the community level to reduce GBV and increase access to services. The project was led by Futures Group in partnership with Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences, Pangaea Global AIDS, and Population Council.

Additional resources:

  • Presentation “Tathmini GBV: Evaluation of the Impact of Comprehensive Gender-Based Violence Programming in Mbeya, Tanzania.
  • Speaker Bios 
  • Event Notes
  • Video Recording of Event

 

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