In September 2020, for the first time, InterAction launched a contest to collect examples from the humanitarian community demonstrating how they have embraced the Key Elements of Results-Based Protection (RBP) in their work to address protection issues in humanitarian crises.
As a submission to the 2020 Results-Based Protection (RBP) Good Practice Contest, Elena Bartoloni from the Danish Refugee Council (DRC) team in Iraq presented a tool that is designed to facilitate a community-based and participatory approach to the identification, prioritization, and analysis of protection risks. The tool, awarded “Runner-Up” in the RBP contest, provides an excellent framework for light-touch context-specific protection analysis according to the risk equation, a key element of Results-Based Protection (RBP).
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the annual Global Protection Forum was held virtually. the virtual forum brought together nearly 3,000 experts from 30+ operations to discuss real-time protection challenges and share best practices for protection actors. InterAction had the opportunity to host two sessions; one titled The Role of the Protection Cluster in Fostering Centrality of Protection in Humanitarian Response and another titled Preventing GBV in Humanitarian Crises: Advancing What We Know Works and Measuring GBV Outcomes.