The power of questions: screening for gender-based violence in humanitarian settings
Wed, 2016/08/17 08:59
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Submitted by Sanni Bundgaard, Advisor for Care for Women Survivors, International Rescue Committee
Imagine a health center that is open, stocked with vaccines and fully staffed, in a region where measles is known to be endemic. But only three children are vaccinated every month. Would you then conclude that measles is not a big problem? Would you interpret the small numbers of immunized children as an absence of need? Would you accept the job as done?
