There is increasing interest in networks as a means of addressing sexual and gender-basedviolence (SGBV), in a coherent and effective manner - particularly in East and Southern Africa. The process of fostering collaborations between organizations with common interests and goals around SGBV, creating networks among them, and having them work in tandem to tackle specific aspects of the issue, has been referred to as a 'network approach.' This webinar focuses on a network approach developed by the Population Council to respond to SGBV in low-resource settings in the East and Southern Africa region. It describes the components of the approach, its rationale, the associated results of the approach, and scale-up strategies. About the Presenter: Dr. Chi-Chi Undie is an Associate in the Reproductive Health Program of the Population Council. She coordinates and provides strategic direction and technical oversight for the Population Council-led 'Africa Regional SGBV Network' - a network of partners in the East and Southern Africa region who design, implement, and test innovative response models to SGBV in low-resource settings. She holds a BA in French from the University of Calabar and an MA in intercultural communication and an interdisciplinary doctorate (PhD) in language, literacy, and culture from the University of Maryland.