Gender-Based Violence (GBV) programming at Inspire Pakistan is focused on promoting dignity, equality, and human rights through integrated, protection-oriented approaches aligned with international standards. While not implemented historically as a standalone sector, GBV risk mitigation and response have been embedded across the organisation’s protection, community-based, and psychosocial interventions. The organisation’s work focuses on prevention, risk mitigation, and safe response by facilitating confidential referral pathways, delivering community-level awareness sessions, and strengthening the capacity of staff and community-based outreach personnel on GBV core principles and safe handling of sensitive cases. Through its field engagement, Inspire Pakistan has identified and supported individual cases involving women and children experiencing heightened vulnerabilities, including those residing in safe home and shelter environments. This has included handling of sensitive cases through safe and confidential processes, facilitation of referrals, and coordination with relevant service providers. Support provided has included linkages to psychosocial support, protection counselling, and facilitation of access to medical assessment and care where required, ensuring dignity, confidentiality, and appropriate case handling at all stages. Community-Based Protection Outreach (CBPO) mechanisms have further strengthened early identification of risks, safe referrals, and awareness at the community level. Special emphasis is placed on integrating GBV risk mitigation across sectors, particularly within education and community platforms, to ensure protective environments for vulnerable groups. Through these efforts, Inspire Pakistan contributes to improving access to multi-sectoral support services, promoting informed attitudes and behaviours at the community level, and strengthening institutional capacity to uphold safe, ethical, and responsible programming.