4. Who to engage? a) PNP, LSWDO, GAD Focal Person, the Barangay VAW representatives, City/Municipality hospital b) if possible, city/ municipality prosecutor, and a representative of the PAO c) Community women/women’s org (Advantages of organized women), Academe 5. Forms of Follow-through a) Protection – Referral/Case dialogue etc. b) Promotion – Lectures in City, Barangay level c) Policy Recommendation – support to GAD code, MOA etc. In plenary, a representative from each of the regional offices presented the results of the workshop discussion. The following summarizes the workshop results:         Half of the regions committed three LGUs, with a combination of cities and municipalities while the rest identified two LGUs, while some regions tentatively identified the areas and will be confirmed soon. Most regions will cover gender-based violence (GBV) cases as defined by the anti-VAWC Law, while one region intends to focus on GBV defined by the Rape Law. It was mentioned that in mapping rape cases, it is possible that VAW may also be identified. Some regions noted some emerging issues related to GBV. The criteria used in the selection by the regions include the following.  High incidence of GBV/VAW/rape/trafficking  Disaster area  Center / Periphery  Good coordination with LGU  Highly urbanized city/provincial capital city /  Active Provincial GAD Rural/ICCs/IPs  With/ without existing referral  Proximity to CHR Regional Office mechanisms  Multicultural areas  Accessibility of data  Tourist areas and proximity to ports and  Linkages with CSOs/ NGOs airports  Budget FGD and KII are the most usual methodology identified while one region indicated CBD. Relevant participants and informants were identified from the proposal. Some regions added Liga ng Barangay/ Barangay VAW Desk, and community women to be considered as participants. Forms of follow-through include monitoring, referral, legal assistance, case dialogue, lectures advocacies, advisories and other policy issuances and policy recommendations, and the conduct of CBD. Homogeneity of FGD participants should be ensured. Guidelines for KII and FGD and consent forms will be sent to regions while tools and instruments will be modified for certain groups of stakeholders. See Annex 4.3 for the Group Workshop Results. 47