The material risks of gender-based violence in emergency settings – Criterion Institute Toggle navigation ABOUT Our Values Our Theory of Change Our People Our History OUR WORK EXPLORE Resources Due Diligence Guides Roadmaps TOOLKIT News Events ENGAGE Donate Volunteer Work with us Connect with Us The material risks of gender-based violence in emergency settings Home Resources The material risks of gender-based violence in emergency settings May 5, 2020 October 29, 2020 , Government Actors, Resources Finance is one of the most powerful systems on earth. This opportunity brief from UNICEF and Criterion Institute explores how gender-based violence (GBV) in emergencies can be understood as material to investment decision-making. Through a series of research literature reviews and expert interviews, UNICEF and Criterion Institute identify when the costs of government inaction on GBV prove most relevant to market stability and the potential for financial return. The research focuses on four investment vehicles and approaches relevant to post-disaster financing: sovereign debt, blended finance, climate finance, and project finance investments. What’s more, it examines potential leverage points before, during, and after emergencies where the structuring or movement of capital could improve investment decision-making and reduce GBV vulnerability. Download the report here Share this: Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Print Share this 0 likes I Love Your Materials!Learning Group for Leaders Discovering God’s Economy Featured Projects A Commitment to Address Gender-Based Violence Blueprint on Using Finance for Social Change Bridging Expertise of Gender and Finance through Investing in Women 1K Churches: Congregations Using Finance for Social Change Gender Lens Investing and Market Risks (GLIMR) Pacific Readiness for Investment in Social Enterprises (Pacific RISE) Get Involved Donate Volunteer Connect with Us News and Events News Events Social View Criterion-Institute-196522490382360’s profile on Facebook View CriterionInst’s profile on Twitter LinkedIn Criterion Institute, 501(c)(3) 81 Church Hill Rd · Haddam, CT 06438 860-345-3520 (main) · info@criterioninstitute.org ©2022, all rights reserved. Send to Email Address Your Name Your Email Address Cancel Post was not sent - check your email addresses! Email check failed, please try again Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email. Log in with your credentials Sign in Remember me Lost your password? Prove your humanity 8 + 6 = Forgot your details? Reset Password I remember my details