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IMPLEMENT posters (Austria, Bulgaria, Germany, France, Italy, Romania) for the health setting. The project has produced in a variety of languages posters to raise awareness of victims of gender-based violence in health settings.These will be placed in the 6 health settings of the project partner countries: Austria, Bulgaria, France, Germany, Italy and Romania.

BEST PRACTICE Example: Austrian Victim Protection Teams in the Health Setting. We would like to share the best practice example of the Austrian government which established multidisciplinary victim protection teams for victims of violence in the health settings nationwide.

The IMPLEMENT Training Manual on Gender-based Violence for Health Professionals is now available and contains two sections: section 1 is the training manual consisting of eight chapters, and section 2 is the training appendix, incuding training handouts, exercises, and Powerpoint slides. Available languages: Bulgarian, English, French, German, Italian and Romanian. This is a key resource to share with health professionals throughout Europe to improve services provided to victims of gender-based violence who utilise health services.

A link to the Implement FORUM
The IMPLEMENT project maps existing specialist support services in the health care settings of 6 EU countries; builds on existing work in this area in the Member States (UNFPA-WAVE, Health Sector Response); develops and exchanges best practices in providing these specialised services in the health care setting); and promotes the cooperation and networking across the EU of NGOs and the health sector responsible for providing this support.
This project is a collaboration with the Women Against Violence in Europe Network and the United Nations Population Fund who shared with us their Training Package titled "Strengthening Health System Responses to Gender-based Violence in Eastern Europe and Central Asia". For more information please view this valuable resource here.    


This publication has been produced with the financial support of the Daphne Programme of the European Union. The contents of this publication are the sole responsibility of the IMPLEMENT project team led by the Austrian Women's Shelter Network (AÔF) and can in no way be taken to reflect the views of the European Commission.