‘Knowledge Production and application’ is one of the most important programmes of the Eugenia Nothemba Gxowa Foundation (ENGF).  By knowledge production the ENGF means to refer to processes and activities undertaken to arrive at truth or further our understanding of something—some aspect of ourselves, one another, our world, or our experience. Knowledge production takes place in a number of different ways and contexts, and, we believe, is a necessarily intersubjective, dialogical process. We therefore work with a multitude of stakeholders in various contexts to further our understanding of gender-based violence against women and girls (GBVAW/G) in South Africa, for example, child/forced under-age marriages, known in the Eastern Cape Province, ‘Ukuthwala,’ which is still often practised in various parts of the country, including the Eastern Cape Province where the ENGF is based; ukuthwala, it is not properly documented as a result there is no reliable evidence to refer to. A second component of this programme is on gender-based violence against women in politics (GBVAWP), which is also not properly documented; and a third one focuses on the role of the private  sector to curb GBVAW/G.