The first step is to develop a solid understanding of communities and individuals’ knowledge, attitudes, beliefs and practices regarding SALW ownership and use: how, why, when and where they are rendered acceptable, how the acceptance of SALW and SALW ownership is linked to specific cultural beliefs and practices, and perceptions of identity, gender, especially masculinity, and individual and collective motivations for SALW possession. Overall objectives:Specification of detailed research question in collaboration with DRC staff Desk research, qualitative and quantitative data collection to answer the research question. The final location for data collection will be confirmed through consultation with the service provider and the programme team prior data collection. Methodology, data collection, presentation of data The analysis chapter should consist of an overall presentation of findings and two sub-sections elaborating on particularities in the two geographic areas of data collection (Tripoli neighborhoods). Report: A concise format, including executive summary with key findings, recommendations and at least ten key awareness raising messages and an analytical chapter.

Source: Libya Today March 28, 2021 03:33 UTC