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GBV Socio-Economic Imbizo 2026

Exhibit

Showcase your work at the Imbizo.

The exhibition runs across all three days, showcasing interventions, programmes, products, technology, services, research and survivor support solutions.

The proposition

Three days. Every sector. One venue.

Cross-sector event audience

Published delegate materials describe over 350 executive decision-makers, policymakers and civil society leaders across the Imbizo.

Related programme themes

The draft programme includes NPO donor-alignment and grant sessions, alongside procurement themes relevant to cross-sector work.

Technology and services welcome

Workplace tools, data platforms, reporting mechanisms and support services all have a place in the exhibition.

Beyond the event

The Imbizo is part of a longer-term initiative. You can opt in to receive programme updates and other initiative communications.

Figures are estimates from published research or are identified as project research references; their scope and dates vary. Pricing, deadlines, speakers and partners are published only once confirmed.

Estimated

US$1.5tn

Global cost of violence against women

Estimated annual global cost of violence against women.

Source: IMF working paper (2021)

Estimated

1.2–3.7%

Of GDP in some countries

World Bank estimates that lost productivity from intimate partner violence costs between 1.2% and 3.7% of GDP in some countries; this is not an Africa-wide estimate.

Source: World Bank analysis

Historic estimates

R28.4–42.4bn

South African annual cost

KPMG estimated a minimum annual cost for 2012/13, noting substantial data gaps and the need for further research.

Source: KPMG (2014)

Enquire about exhibiting

Enquire about exhibiting

Tell us what your organisation offers and your objectives for the exhibition. Current package rates are listed on the Pricing page; the team will confirm booth requirements and availability.

Consent

This platform collects event participation data only. It is not a channel for confidential incident reports or survivor case data, which require a separate privacy and security architecture.

Why exhibit

Showcase your work at the Imbizo.

The published delegate brochure describes an event audience of over 350 executive decision-makers, policymakers and civil society leaders. An exhibition stand gives you a place to present your solution and the evidence behind it.

Event audience

Published materials describe over 350 executive decision-makers, policymakers and civil society leaders across the Imbizo.

Demonstrate impact

Show your solution and the evidence behind it.

Invite a conversation

Introduce your solution and invite delegates to continue the conversation after the event.

Step by step

What to do next

  1. 1

    Apply

    Submit an exhibitor application.

  2. 2

    Confirm

    Agree your stand with the organising team.

  3. 3

    Exhibit

    Join us 8–10 December 2026.

Questions

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8–10 December 2026 · @Sandton Hotel, Johannesburg

Be in the room where action is agreed.

Held during the United Nations 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence