
Please refer to the attached file.
The Real-Time Accountability Partnership
Gender-based violence (GBV) is a widespread and well-recognised threat to the health, well-being, opportunities and lives of women and girls worldwide. The risks and realities of GBV are greatly exacerbated when a disaster strikes. Recognising the need for broad-based, fast and mutually responsible action to address GBV prevention and response in humanitarian responses, six key global-level humanitarian agencies - the International Rescue Committee (IRC), OCHA, UNFPA, UNICEF, UNHCR, and USAID’s Office of United States Foreign Disaster Assistance (OFDA) - have formed the Real-Time Accountability Partnership (RTAP).
The RTAP aims to ensure that all individuals, particularly women and girls, are free from the threat of GBV. The RTAP's goal is that all actors prioritise and coordinate GBV response services and integrate GBV prevention across sectors from the outset of an emergency. The centrepiece of RTAP is the Action Framework.
To promote system-wide accountability for GBV prevention and response in emergencies, RTAP members have outlined roles, responsibilities and actions related to prioritisation of GBV that should be taken during an emergency, captured in the RTAP Action Framework. These actions fall within the responsibility of donors, humanitarian coordinators, humanitarian country teams, GBV coordination leads, agencies with responsibility to mainstream GBV, and entities with specialised GBV programming and expertise. The Action Framework is predicated upon a baseline assessment of GBV programming in five country-based humanitarian responses as well as existing international guidelines, best practice, and learning from the RTAP baseline assessment carried out in 2016.
Click on one phase and one agent to see the related RTAP Framework actions.
To select another one, just click on another phase/actor.
To see the full framework please see the spreadsheet in english and french.
Please refer to the attached file.
Agenda GBV WG April 2025 Updates on previous action points, including on NGO co-coordinator and Core Group LRP partner achievement updates Q1 Task Forces under the sector and potential cross-sectoral...
Agenda ● Review previous meeting action points ● Updates from national coordination processes and sub-national coordinators ● Practices to Support Meaningful Access to Justice for GBV Survivors ● GBV...
Afghanistan is at a critical juncture in its fight against child and women malnutrition. Immediate action, backed by global, national, and community-level support, is essential to save lives.
Kenya + 4 more
Please refer to the attached files.
Please refer to the attached file.
Pocket Guide for Media Practitioners Harmful and stigmatizing coverage of women in the media has the potential to inform public opinion and rhetoric across vulnerable communities, normalize and/or...
Iraq: Rise in family-based violence against women linked to conflict An increase in domestic violence against women is closely linked to the legacy of conflict in Iraq, finds a new report by...
UNITE! Invest to Combat Violence Against Women and Girls Erbil, Iraq - November 25-December 10, 2023: Every year, 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence provides an opportunity to raise...
This report provides an analysis of gender dynamics in community social protection in Northern Bahr El Ghazal (NBG), South Sudan. The analysis is based on field research and a review of desk...
South Sudan + 1 more
Please refer to the attached file.
South Sudan + 10 more
1.0 BACKGROUND UNHCR’s efforts to promote Gender Equality are guided by its policy on Age, Gender and Diversity (AGD) 2018. For UNHCR, gender equality refers to the equal enjoyment of rights,...
This page is maintained by the RTAP
Gina Bramucci
Deputy Director for Emergencies
Violence Prevention & Response Unit,
International Rescue Committee
Gina.Bramucci@rescue.org
Emily Krasnor
GBV in Emergencies Specialist,
Humanitarian and Fragile Contexts Branch, UNFPA
krasnor@unfpa.org