Linking data analysis to programming – Nigeria

This podcast features Nigeria as part of our series on linking analysis to programming. One of the Global Team members discusses with the GBVIMS Inter-Agency Coordinator in Nigeria, Elfriede Kormawa, the process of analyzing GBVIMS data in a collaborative manner with GBVIMS partners. In particular, Elfriede walks us through the engagement of the field-level caseworkers to participate in the analysis and how it resulted into action on the ground and at the inter-agency level. You can read the guidance note here: http://www.gbvims.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/Linking-Data-Analysis-with-Programming-Nigeria.pdf

Lier l’analyse à la programmation - Nigéria

Ce podcast met en lumière l’expérience du Nigéria et fait partie de notre série sur Lier l’analyse à la programmation. Un membre de l’Equipe Globale discute avec la Coordinatrice inter-agence du GBVIMS au Nigéria, Elfriede Kormawa, le processus d’analyse des données GBVIMS de manière collaborative avec les partenaires du GBVIMS. En particulier, Elfriede nous explique comment elle a engagé les gestionnaires de cas sur le terrain pour participer à l’analyse des données et comment cela a abouti à des actions sur le terrain et au niveau inter-agence. Vous pouvez écouter ce anglais ici : et la note technique ici: http://www.gbvims.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/Linking-Data-Analysis-with-Programming-Nigeria.pdf

This podcast explores the ‘hot topics’ of case management programming and service delivery. Two members of the GBVIMS technical team discuss some of the difficult topics that often come up in the field, speaking to donors or other sectors. Some of these topics include mediation with perpetrators and conducting home visits.

Ce podcast explore les sujets tendancieux dans les programmes de gestion de cas. Deux membres de l’Equipe Technique discutent ces sujets qui posent souvent des difficultés sur le terrain, avec les donateurs ou d’autres secteurs. Ceux-ci incluent notamment la question de la médiation avec les auteurs présumés des violences ou le fait d’effectuer des visites à domicile.

In this bonus episode of the series covering the steps of case management, we delve into supervision. This is core and essential component to ensure we are delivering quality services. Catherine Poulton of UNICEF walks us through this process, the need for it, individual versus group supervision, and format, tools and practicalities.

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You can read more about supervision in the Inter-Agency Case Management Guidelines and accompanying training modules, available on gbvims.com or https://gbvresponders.org/response/gbv-case-management/

Following introduction and engagement and assessment, we go into case action planning, the third step in the case management process. This involves developing a plan for the support and services the survivor needs. This episode features Laura Canali of International Medical Corps.

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You can read more about this step in the Inter-Agency Case Management Guidelines and accompanying training modules, available on gbvims.com or https://gbvresponders.org/response/gbv-case-management/

The second episode of the series is assessment. In this, we’re assessing the survivor’s situation and needs. We talk about disclosure, how to assess needs, key messages, and understanding context. This episode features Meghan O’Connor of International Rescue Committee.

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You can read more about this step in the Inter-Agency Case Management Guidelines and accompanying training modules, available on gbvims.com or https://gbvresponders.org/response/gbv-case-management/

In the fifth step of case management, we are following up with the survivor. Have the goals been achieved? Is more assistance required? How can we reassess the survivor’s needs and identify barrier to achieving care and treatment? This episode features Georgette Schutte of UNHCR.

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You can read more about this step in the Inter-Agency Case Management Guidelines and accompanying training modules, available on gbvims.com or https://gbvresponders.org/response/gbv-case-management/

The final step in the case management process is case closure, where the survivor exits the service. This episode features Maria Caterina Ciampi in her inter-agency GBVIMS capacity.

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You can read more about this step in the Inter-Agency Case Management Guidelines and accompanying training modules, available on gbvims.com or https://gbvresponders.org/response/gbv-case-management/

We’re introducing a special series on the GBVIMS podcast covering each step of the case management process. This series in six episodes, plus a bonus episode that will introduce you to the six steps of the case management process and the role of supervision in this process. If we look at this holistically, we can’t get data right if services aren’t right, and really we shouldn’t be collecting data if services aren’t there and up to par, so tune in, take notes, take action!

In this first episode of the series, we cover the first step: introduction and engagement. This includes greeting and developing rapport with the survivor, introducing services, our role as providers, informed consent, and obtaining permission to proceed. This episode feature Catherine Poulton of UNICEF.

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You can read more about this step in the Inter-Agency Case Management Guidelines and accompanying training modules, available on gbvims.com or https://gbvresponders.org/response/gbv-case-management/

In the fourth step of the case management process, we implement the case action plan. This is connecting the survivor to resources (e.g. referrals), providing direct interventions. It’s about facilitating choice. This episode features Erin Gerber of UNFPA.

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You can read more about this step in the Inter-Agency Case Management Guidelines and accompanying training modules, available on gbvims.com or https://gbvresponders.org/response/gbv-case-management/