Partner Roots
The roots that hold the system together.
Kenya's GBV justice system has ten nodes. At each one, the system fails survivors in a documented, specific way. This page shows which nodes have a partner committed to addressing that failure — and which do not.
Each node below is a point where the justice system fails survivors. Dada partners attach at the specific failure points they address. Unfunded nodes are visible gaps — not hidden ones.
Police Gender Desk
Often no officer on duty; gender log not signed without herPartners appear here only after written agreements are countersigned. No organisation is named before that.
Funding gap — open for partnership
No organisation is currently funded to address this node.
Open for a partner — email partnerships@dada-collective.networkOB Number issued
May be withheld pending P3 — itself a fee barrierPartners appear here only after written agreements are countersigned. No organisation is named before that.
Funding gap — open for partnership
No organisation is currently funded to address this node.
Open for a partner — email partnerships@dada-collective.networkP3 Medical Exam (GVRC)
~KES 1,500 charged illegally; limited clinic accessPartners appear here only after written agreements are countersigned. No organisation is named before that.
Funding gap — open for partnership
No organisation is currently funded to address this node.
Open for a partner — email partnerships@dada-collective.networkWitness Statement
Retelling from scratch; paraphrased on its way to ODPPPartners appear here only after written agreements are countersigned. No organisation is named before that.
Funding gap — open for partnership
No organisation is currently funded to address this node.
Open for a partner — email partnerships@dada-collective.networkODPP File Review
Returned for 'more evidence' — meaning: file is incompletePartners appear here only after written agreements are countersigned. No organisation is named before that.
Funding gap — open for partnership
No organisation is currently funded to address this node.
Open for a partner — email partnerships@dada-collective.networkMagistrate's Court
11 courts for 7,000+ GBV cases/year; adjournments are routinePartners appear here only after written agreements are countersigned. No organisation is named before that.
Funding gap — open for partnership
No organisation is currently funded to address this node.
Open for a partner — email partnerships@dada-collective.networkWitness Protection (if applicable)
Complex, slow, not automatically triggeredPartners appear here only after written agreements are countersigned. No organisation is named before that.
Funding gap — open for partnership
No organisation is currently funded to address this node.
Open for a partner — email partnerships@dada-collective.networkTrial
Average 7+ court appearances for the survivor; evidence lost in transitPartners appear here only after written agreements are countersigned. No organisation is named before that.
Funding gap — open for partnership
No organisation is currently funded to address this node.
Open for a partner — email partnerships@dada-collective.networkSentencing
Femicide prosecuted as murder — no gender-specific frameworkPartners appear here only after written agreements are countersigned. No organisation is named before that.
Funding gap — open for partnership
No organisation is currently funded to address this node.
Open for a partner — email partnerships@dada-collective.networkAppeals
Years more. Most survivors do not survive the process.Partners appear here only after written agreements are countersigned. No organisation is named before that.
Funding gap — open for partnership
No organisation is currently funded to address this node.
Open for a partner — email partnerships@dada-collective.networkOwn a node. Fund accountability.
Every unfunded node above is a named, documented gap in the GBV justice system. Partnering at a node means publicly committing to address a specific, documented failure — and being held to it. Governance ensures no single funder directs the agenda.
Contact partnerships@dada-collective.network