WWP EN Perpetrator Programme Database
Use the WWP EN Perpetrator Programme Database to find experts on work with perpetrators, as well as countless work with perpetrator programmes throughout Europe!
This database brings together information on perpetrator programmes throughout Europe. It is a useful tool for practitioners and researchers to find partners for project applications or for studies.
If you want to make changes to the information on your programme, please contact Anna.
Due to the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation), we had to remove the WWP EN Perpetrator Programme Database from our website and gather consent forms for all programmes listed. Accordingly, we are constantly updating the information available.
Want to join the database?
To join the WWP EN database, fill out the data consent form and questionnaire and send them to Anna with a few sentences about your programme!
Association of citizen VIVE ŽENE
| Programme | Association of citizen VIVE ŽENE |
| Organisation | Association of citizen VIVE ŽENE |
| Country | Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| City | Tuzla |
| Contact Name | Elmir Ibralic |
| Contact Mail | vivezene(at)bih.net.ba |
| Phone | +387 35 224 311 |
| Hotline | ++307 1265 |
| Website | www.vivezene.ba |
| Short Name | BA_ASAS |
- Cooperation with women's organisation
- Evaluation process in place
- Work standards available
- Work manuals available
- Partner Contact
- Partner Support
- Follow up process in place
Working with ...
- Heterosexual male intimate partner violence
- Women using violence
- Family relationships
Support for ...
- Female victims of domestic violence
- Male victims of domestic violence
- Children
| Organisation Type | NGO/foundation/charity |
| Programme Location | Rural area |
| Programme started in the year | 2011 |
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About
The WWP EN Programme Database aims at getting an overview of existing programmes working with perpetrators of domestic violence in Europe.
The basis for the database was developed during the IMPACT project in 2013. The results of this survey are documented in a Working Paper.
Registering to the database is mandatory for programmes that want to use the IMPACT Online Toolkit.