Violence against older women is a gender-specific and significant social problem worldwide and in every European country, requiring a coordinated multi-agency response. The MARVOW project showed gaps in the system designed to tackle domestic abuse. MARVOW 2.0 will establish large-scale transnational action to improve the services available to older victims of gender-based violence in 7 European countries, Austria, Bulgaria, Cyprus, France, Greece, Italy, and Spain, and create recommendations and guidance on the EU level.
The MARVOW 2.0 project will result in the development of bespoke risk assessment and case management methodologies and tools for frontline professionals and specialised services. The project team will also introduce, test, and mainstream coordinated multiagency work protocols and outline policy recommendations for key stakeholders. Disseminating project results among targeted professionals, institutions, policymakers, and communities will stimulate dialogue and replication at the national & EU levels.
Report on Multi-Agency Work with Perpetrators (MARVOW)
Replication guidelines on how to implement the multi-agency cooperation model (MARVOW)
Best practices report (MARVOW)
AGE guidelines to avoid stereotypical communication when talking about ageing and older people
Project & Development Manager, WWP EN