This report presents key findings of a baseline survey undertaken across 15 communities in Ituri Province in the Democratic Republic of Congo about faith, gender norms and SGBV in conflict-affected communities.
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Does faith matter?
Examining faith, gender norms and SGBV in conflict-affected communities in DRC
2017
A church in DRC. Photo: Maggie Sandilands/Tearfund
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