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Hybrid citizen mobilisation programme against GBV: 2023–2025 results and outlook

600 young people mobilised, 80,000 people reached online and a 42% rise in reporting: the results of AMP BÉNIN’s programme against GBV in the Atlantique department.

· By Section for Feminism and the Protection of Women · 2 min read

Awareness-raising workshop against GBV in Tori-Bossito

This report presents the results of the previous editions of the Hybrid Citizen Mobilisation Programme against Gender-Based Violence (GBV), run by ACTION MONDE PRODUCTIF (AMP BÉNIN) through its Section for Feminism and the Protection of Women (SFPF), together with the outlook set for the 2025 edition.

  • Editions: 2023 to 2025
  • Department: Atlantique
  • Partner: BougeLabs

Key figures and impact

  • 600 young people mobilised
  • 80,000 people reached online
  • 18 field sessions
  • 50 cases referred
  • 20 children trained

Evaluations show a 42% increase in reporting and significant uptake of good digital practices.

Testimonies

"Thanks to the training, I learned to spot cyberbullying and report it. Now I help my classmates." — Young female peer educator, 17, Tori-Bossito

"The talks have changed mindsets. Parents now call the GUPS before making hasty decisions." — Mr Kossi, community leader, Kpomassè

"The Christmas Village BootCamp gave my child the confidence to speak up and protect his friends." — Mr BONOU, parent, Abomey-Calavi

In pictures

Awareness-raising workshop in Kpomassè
Awareness-raising workshop in Kpomassè

Workshop in Kpomassè

Christmas Village BootCamp
Christmas Village BootCamp

Christmas Village BootCamp

Digital campaign against GBV
Digital campaign against GBV

Digital campaign

Videos: 2024 online awareness campaign · AMP BÉNIN awareness video

Evaluation and lessons learned

Evaluation methodology

  • Before/after surveys
  • Interviews with community leaders
  • Analysis of GUPS and INF data
  • Participant observation

Key lessons

  1. An increase in reporting
  2. A stronger link between field work and digital action
  3. Greater involvement of parents

Outlook set for 2025

  • Mobilisation of 300 young volunteers
  • Target audience: 120,000 people
  • Extension to 2 new communes
  • Strengthened follow-up with the GUPS

The 2025 edition took place from 25 November to 10 December 2025: discover the 2025 16 Days of Activism campaign.

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