Project Overview
The Irish Aid Supporting Community Mobilisation and State Accountability for Gender Justice in South Africa project aims to reduce Gender Based Violence (GBV) in South Africa (SA) through building active and empowered local communities in the field of human rights and gender equality. The Project acts as the second round of implementation for Sonke, focusing on community mobilization and state accountability for gender justice. The 3-year project will be implemented in the Western Cape and Gauteng provinces. The project aims to achieve its goals by capacitating individuals, communities, and CBOs to advocate for laws, policies and programmes seeking to end GBV. The project will also partner with CBOs in the GBV sector to strengthen the networks and movements needed to achieve systemic change.
Purpose of this Consultancy
The main purpose of the consultancy is to provide a benchmark from which to measure the progress of this phase of the programme through an in-depth situation analysis and assessment of GBV and gender inequality in the project areas. The baseline aims to get preliminary information related to GBV knowledge, community mobilization, government accountability and CBO networks in the implementing provinces, collecting and analyzing pre-intervention data related to the project performance questions and indicators. Baseline data will be used to sharpen project indicators and will facilitate monitoring of progress towards meeting project objectives during and at the end of implementation.
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