9262  are  public  to  crime. They are afraid that  their  area  will  be  labelled  as  areas  with  high  incidence  of  VAWC.  This  is  a  big  hindrance in  getting  the  real  situation  of  women  in  the  area.   We  really  need  to  see  and  harmonize  the  data  to  really  see  the  situation  of  women  in  the area.      WAYS FORWARD​ by ​Atty. Krissi Shaffina Twyla A. Rubin  Atty.  Twyla  synthesized  the  discussions  by  reiterating  what  the  GBV  mapping  has  accomplished  so  far.  According  to  her,  the  GBV  mapping  enhanced  the  understanding  of  the  government  on  GBV,  as  well  as  on  the  gaps  in  mechanisms  and  documentation.  She  then  proceeded  with  the  announcement  on  the  call�� for  proposal.  Accordingly,  three  funded  research  under  the  CHR  Go  Just  Project  with  a  thematic  focus  on  the  gaps  as  surfaced  in  the  GBV  Mapping.  The  call  will  commence  4​th  of  March,  during  the  Purple  Action  Day.  Secondly,  there will also be an expansion of current Regional Women’s Human Rights Profile reporting. It will have three components, as follow:  1. Capacity Building on GBV Observatory Project and conduct of GBV mapping at the regional level (April)  2. Regional GBV mapping in three selected cities/municipalities in the region;  3. Regional Summit against GBV in the 16 regional offices    Accordingly, these will be achieved through the following strategies:  • Embedding GBV and Gender Ombud work in the functions of regional offices;  MAKING DATA WORK FOR WOMEN: VALIDATION OF FRAMEWORK AND RESEARCH FINDINGS ON GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE  A DOCUMENTATION REPORT  38