WHO WE ARE
End GBVF Movement
End GBVF 100-Day Challenges are part of a multi-year movement-building effort to accelerate the implementation of the National Strategic Plan on Gender-Based Violence at the local level.
The Programme is undertaken by the End GBVF Collective and supported by the Ford Foundation and other philanthropic organisations. The implementing agencies for this effort are The World of Impact, iResults, and Eish Impact Africa. Eish Impact Africa has been registered as a Public Benefit Organisation, with the intention of designating the PBO as the primary host for all social impact work, support activities, and infrastructure related to this effort.
Eish Impact Africa, a Non-Government Organisation registered as a Public Benefit Organisation, is the hosting organisation for all support activities and infrastructure related to the End GBVF 100-Day Challenge and related programmes. Eish Impact Africa will focus on Social Impact work in Southern Africa using 100-Day Challenges. The organisation’s mission is:
- To spark, fuel, and fan locally driven movements for change with tools for organising;
- To steer collective action; and
- To unlock and build capacity among local actors at the core of these movements to do the same.
The World of Impact, is an organisation registered in South Africa that owns the intellectual property used for training programs related to the 30-Day and 100-Day Challenges, and it manages an online learning platform for training and supporting 100-Day Challenge work. Eish Impact Africa is in partnership with the World of Impact for the 100-Day Challenges work.
The programme is endorsed and supported by the Department of Woman, Youth and Persons with Disabilities (DWYPD), whose mandate is to lead on socio-economic transformation and implementation of the empowerment and participation of women, youth and persons with disabilities through mainstreaming, advocacy, monitoring and evaluation.
The end GBVF 100-Day Challenge programme works with the following national convening partners:
- The Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs
- South African Local Government Association (SALGA)
- Department of Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation
- The Department of Higher Education and Training
- The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development
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