This tender seeks proposals for the phased rollout of evidence-based Gender-Based Violence (GBV) prevention programs in schools, higher education institutions, and community settings across South Africa, focusing on targeted interventions and capacity building.
The Department of Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities is inviting proposals for a comprehensive project aimed at implementing evidence-based Gender-Based Violence (GBV) prevention approaches within educational and community environments. This initiative is designed to address the alarming rates of GBV in South Africa, particularly among vulnerable populations such as women, children, and LGBTQIA+ individuals. The successful service provider will deliver targeted interventions that promote social and behavior change, enhance knowledge and skills, and build institutional capacity to effectively prevent and respond to GBV.
The project will encompass a detailed needs assessment, program design, stakeholder engagement, and training of educators and community leaders. It aims to foster a culture of accountability and safety by integrating GBV prevention strategies into existing educational frameworks and community practices. The duration of the project is estimated at 30 months, with a focus on high-risk areas identified as GBV hotspots. By leveraging local insights and best practices, this initiative seeks to create sustainable change and contribute to a safer, more equitable society.
This tender is suitable for non-profit organizations, educational institutions, and consulting firms with expertise in social development, gender studies, and community engagement. Businesses with a proven track record in implementing GBV prevention programs or similar social initiatives are encouraged to apply.
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