GBVF 101 – NSP

1.  Which of these was a guiding principle in developing the National Strategic Plan?

2.  Which of these below is NOT a Pillar of the National Strategic Plan?

3.  The NSP places the responsibility for ending gender-based violence and femicide in the hands of the appropriate government departments and development agencies.

4. The NSP was the culmination of collective work that emerged from the grassroots TotalShutDown Movement in South Africa and the 24 demands presented to the President by the Movement leaders in 2018.  

5.  For each activity below, choose the matching pillar.   (Hint: you may need to click on the Pillar Links to figure this out)

5.1  Scale-up evidence-based targeted prevention programmes (e.g. taxi industry, men, sex workers, children, teachers, faith & religious sector)

5.2  Develop Multi-Sectoral rapid response structures, and harness institutions and communities (educational institutions, workplaces and communities)

5.3  Implement existing laws, strengthen implementation guidelines, & adopt impactful & enforceable legislation

5.4  Establish a legislated, effective and funded national structure to drive political and societal accountability

5.5  Expand and deepen data gathering and analysis on prevalence, response, prevention, and structural drivers of each type of GBVF

5.6  Address invisible forms of structural violence, look into how public and private sectors can mainstream GBVF