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GBV Socio-Economic Imbizo 2026 — Insight-led action. Beyond numbers to measurable impact.

For government

From NSP commitments to measurable impact.

The Imbizo is structured around the six pillars of the National Strategic Plan on GBVF — with a focus on what departments and public entities can measure and report.

8–10 December 2026 · Gauteng, South Africa

The proposition

Alignment with accountability built in.

NSP-aligned programme

All three days map to the NSP on GBVF pillars, from accountability and coordination through to economic power and research.

Public expenditure lens

Reported estimates place social services spending related to GBV at around R1.65 billion, with further allocations across justice and policing.

Cross-sector coordination

A working gathering with business, labour and civil society — not parallel efforts, but coordinated action with shared measurement.

Commitments that outlast the event

The Stakeholder Commitment Pledge and 2027–2030 Action Framework carry resolutions into tracked follow-through.

Figures quoted across this site are estimates drawn from project materials. Pricing, deadlines, speakers and partners are published only once confirmed.

Estimated

US$1.5tn

Global macroeconomic cost

Estimated annual global cost, approximately 2% of global GDP.

Estimated

1.2–3.7%

Of GDP across Africa

Estimated economic impact across Africa, referenced in project materials as US$42.72 billion to US$131.72 billion.

Historic estimates

R28.4–42.4bn

South African annual cost

Historic estimates of the annual economic cost of GBV in South Africa.

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