
End GBVF Dashboard
Collective action
A collective effort by a multi-sectorial group of people to achieve a common goal and localise the national strategic plan on GBVF.
Currently, the Dashboard tracks:
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.
Join the End GBVF Collaborative Whatsapp community and become part of a Pillar team.
The End GBVF Collective is South Africa’s biggest single volunteer network in tackling the scourge of gender-based violence and femicide. The collaborative platform was created as an informal and voluntary platform that is open to all stakeholders involved in GBVF response in South Africa. A strong Coordination and Communication structure undergirds it. The collaborative platform creates space for stakeholders from government, civil society, development agencies, and private citizens to think and plan together. Participants find expression of their interests and skills by joining one or more of the six pillars.
Pillar Teams focus on the implementation of priority interventions of the NSP whilst the Coordination and Communication Teams serve as venues for the work of the Pillars and the collaborative as a whole. Pillar team members also attend monthly Collaborative meetings which bring together all Pillars to facilitate mutual learning and collaboration.
The dashboard tracks participation at the End GBVF Collective’s monthly sessions.