iResults have been doing 100-Day Challenges in South Africa and other countries worldwide since 2015.  Alrien van der Walt, the Director of iResults, has been using 100-Day Challenges for more than 20 years, supporting leaders and teams in South Africa, Sierra Leone, Chile, Namibia, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Botswana, Nigeria, Canada, Dubai and Ireland.  Her experience with 100-Day Challenges extends across multiple applications, including mining, engineering, processing, government services,  social projection, health, hospitality industry, environment, safety, training and Social Impact.  

iResults have been doing GBVF projects using 100-Day Challenge since 2019.  The clients for this work include UN Women South Africa, UN Women Caribbean, the Department of Justice & Constitutional Development and the Ford Foundation.  This work was all invoiced at Zero rated Tax.

iResults is the Implementation agent for the End GBVF Collective on the programme – End GBVF 100-Day Challenge movement, supported by Ford Foundation

Alrien has a long-standing relationship with RE!NSTITUTE.  Some of the recent projects in which iResults and RE!NSTITUTE worked together include:

• 100-Day Challenge focused on service delivery in the Ministry of Health and creating and testing the Social Protection Framework for the Office of the President in Nigeria (2016-2017)
• Trained 100-Day Challenge coaches (Ambassadors) for the UAE Government Accelerators, in the Prime Minister’s Office (2017-2018)
• Developed a program for staff of the International Labour Organisation (ILO) on the principles and choreography of the Rapid Results approach (2018)
• Trained 100-Day Challenge coaches to work on the improvement of Maternal and Child Health through the Ministry of Health in Sierra Leone (2019)

The World of Impact

iResults is setting up a Public Benefit Organisation, the World of Impact, that will become, by the end of 2023, the hosting organisation for all support activities and infrastructure related to this programme.  The programme is already using the name in the rollout of the programme. The Impact Lab Navigator Team already exists and consists of Nomgqibelo Mdlalose and Sixolile Ngcobo, who both have a long history and experience in working on gender equality and women’s empowerment both in South Africa and beyond our borders, with a combined work experience of over 30 years in leadership, programming and policy making. 

The team is currently recruiting an independent Board of Directors for the PBO, and filing the legal paperwork.