A SEAH training course provides hands on practice on GBV risks happening at the workplace. The two(2) day course enables you to gain basic knowledge of Gender Based Violence (GBV), an understanding of sexual exploitation (SE), sexual abuse (SA), sexual exploitation and abuse (SEA) and sexual harassment (SH) a risk at the workplace.

The six sections of the course takes you through prevention and response, SEA/SH and it’s manifestation, GBV risks and analysis, survivor centered approach, reporting protocols, case management, accountability framework in  addressing GBV/SEAH risks.

  1. Introduction to GBV/SEAH

Objective 1: Understand the concept of GBV risks and its manifestations.

  • Content:
    • Overview of GBV
    • GBV forms and it’s manifestations
    • GBV risks and Children safeguards/protection
  1. Risks and Analysis (Understanding the GBV Tree)

Objective 2: GBV risks assessment and it’s analysis

  • Content:
    • The GBV tree
    • Root Causes and Contributing factors of GBV
    • Consequences of GBV
    • GBV Happening at the Workplace
  1. Stop Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (SEA)

Objective: Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse.

  • Content:
    • Key definition of SEA
    • Manifestation of SEA
    • Legal frameworks in place on SEA
  1. Sexual Harassment (SH)

Objective: Sexual Harassment and it’s manifestations.

  • Content:
    • Key definition of SH
    • Manifestations of SH
    • Expected/unexpected behavior at the workplace/list of GBV risk at the workplace.
  1. Survivor Centered Approach

Objective: Putting the survivor at the center.

  • Content:
    • Definition of Survivor centered approach
    • Principles of survivor centered approach
    • A survivor centered response
    • Multi-sectoral approach
    • Referral pathways
  1. Investigation, Monitoring and Accountability

Objective: Learn how to report and respond to GBV risks concerns.

  • Content:
    • Reporting mechanisms
    • Investigation processes
    • Monitoring and Accountability matrix