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How to Design a Grievance Mechanism that Responds to Gender-Based Violence? : Learningfrom South Sudan

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The grievance mechanism is based on a survivor-centric approach i.e., empowering the survivor ofgender-based violence by prioritizing their rights, needs, and wishes. This note provides an overview of the grievancemechanism’s setup and details for teams who may be considering implementing a similar mechanism in their projects.

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  • Rawal,Palak, 2023. "How to Design a Grievance Mechanism that Responds to Gender-Based Violence? : Learningfrom South Sudan," Social Protection Discussion Papers and Notes 184035, The World Bank.
    • Handle: RePEc:wbk:hdnspu:184035
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