Insights
Research, analysis and announcements.
Economic research, workplace GBV, policy developments, case studies and updates from the wider initiative, including progress towards the GBV Socio-Economic Impact Index.
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Announcement
GBV Socio-Economic Imbizo 2026 announced for Gauteng
The Imbizo will convene government, business, labour, research and civil society in Gauteng from 8 to 10 December 2026, during the UN 16 Days of Activism.
Economic research
Why an economic lens changes the GBV conversation
Awareness alone has not produced accountability. Measurement creates obligations that boards, departments and funders can be held to.
Workplace GBV
What employers should be measuring in the workplace
Project research references potential productivity losses of 30–50% associated with workplace bullying and harassment. An ILO global survey found about half of victims worldwide had disclosed their experience.
More research releases, partner insights and index updates will be published here as the initiative progresses.
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Insights summarise the evidence and themes that shape the Imbizo programme.
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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