Data needs Genderbased Violence Data Sources Region 1  MOA with CHR and RO1 and PNP1 Region XI  Follow-up with DSWD  Reach out to the agency or academic partners who can review data Region XII  DSWD  NDRRM team for data on disaster management        Flow of Case Manageme nt       Service providers Barangay VAWC Desk MSWD Flowchart of services Interagency mechanisms MOA with partners in government and line agencies and CSOs     Documenta tion of cases/ system or process   Record officers/ document officer Case management officers of different agencies     Discussion/ Considerations Ask for sensational cases for investigation Assert CHR’s Gender Ombud functions Some agencies are generous but do not have data especially on women in armed conflict; displaced person How to treat Survey data and Administrative data: CHR Regional offices will have a sensing of what is happening in the ground; Is zero-GBV possible? If not, check data. Ask if there is Regional Action Plan on UNESCR1825 – reportorial requirement Mobilize the responsible offices and then CHR will validate Consciousness that there are standards set at the international, national and local level; DILG Memo, can address this Some CHR ROs/investigators provide assistance to GBV victims, for instance in going to the doctor In CHR-R09, they sometimes go beyond the call of duty and assist in getting blotter reports and medico-legal certificate, especially in instances when the perpetrator is police officer or any person in authority There is a need to establish and strengthen relationship with government counterparts and the local network in service provision, facilitation and client support CHR can do referral or call their attention as Gender Ombud to understand the gap on why these services are not provided. This can identify the problem in manpower, budget or capacity/training/ This presents an opportunity to provide feedback if there are lacking data A case can look differently from one agency which is good at documentation and one which is not These data will then be compared with the stories of women These can also serve as bases for policy recommendations and changes 39