End GBVF 100-Day Challenges emanated from an organically emerging “End GBVF Collective” of activists and organisations – public, private, and nonprofit – that took it upon themselves to translate the National Strategic Plan (NSP – GBVF) into action to prevent and end GBVF.

Each 100-Day Challenge is a structured journey of learning and discovery that aims to achieve a concrete impact in a specific area of focus within 100 days, and that is designed to inspire intense collaboration, rapid innovation and disciplined implementation. It is a unique way to organise and manage collective efforts involving multiple organisations in a way that leads to faster and more enduring impact.  Local 100-Day Challenge teams start this journey by setting unreasonable 100-Day Goals and developing innovative plans to achieve these. To set the stage for the journey, leaders shape and present a challenge to the team and create a “safe space” for the team to experiment and learn. The Scale-up Phase, involving System Leaders and 100-Day Challenge team members, ensures the gains are sustained after the 100-Days and that decisions are made on scaling the effort.

The dashboard indicates current and past challenges, what they focused on, and the 100-Day Goal. The aim is to have at least one Challenge every year in every local municipality.