CFCC: Ask how effective self-defense is. Sometimes, in reality it is difficult to go out of the situation What are the available services for GBV survivors are women often aware of? MDC: Guidance and Counseling CFCC: The BHW of the government and preventive action LEAF: Give example of the assistance they do in their organization MDC: Monitoring, follow-ups and house visit Which among the available services offered by the service provider are most often accessed by women? What are the possible factors affecting their choice of what to access? MDC: The school and give guidance and counseling NLMCCI: people are now aware of the services offered by the government Are there services that women victim survivors of GBV seek are often unable to access from government offices? What service are they most frustrated/ disappointed? NLMCCI: Agencies are ready to give assistance but sometimes there is no continuity in pursuing the case CFCC: Sometimes there is discrimination so there should be somebody to accompany them At which point in the process of GBV intervention do women often exit the formal helping system of the service provider? What do you think are the underlying reasons for these? CFCC: Often the case have not started, agencies would tell to settle the case because of family PSU: There is a very slow implementation of the case. There is always mediation after arraignment On Question # 4 Documentation Does your organization conduct documentation/ research on GBV in your area? Can you provide a brief description of the documentation/research? Do you document cases of GBV that your organization or you assist or respond to? How is the system of documentation? 16 | Page