This baseline study aimed to assess the KAP of the police on dealing with GBV and VAGW cases and the effectiveness of police institutional structures to respond to and address them at the police stations, posts and patrol bases.
Specifically, the study assessed the:
The study team gathered primary data through a police survey (including 270 police officers interviewed in 42 out of the targeted 49 police stations/posts), observations which sought to assess the physical facilities/structures available at police stations (across the 42 police stations visited), key informant interviews with various key stakeholders, and focus group discussions in all three counties. Our sampling strategy ensured representation of people living with disability, the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ) community, youth and the elderly and development partners.
A validation of the baseline assessment report was conducted on the 15th March 2020 at the Victoria Comfort Inn, Kisumu, Kenya.
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