In 2017 to 2019, Bulawayo City Council, Chinhoyi Municipality, Chitungwiza Municipality, Chegutu Municipality, Chiredzi Town Council, Goromonzi RDC, Gweru City Council, Manyame RDC, Murehwa RDC; Norton Town Council, Victoria Falls Municipality and Zvimba RDC anchored the programme. Key results included:

• 150 survivors of GBV in 7 councils in Zimbabwe trained as entrepreneurs in the second phase of the Sunrise Campaign.
• 100% completed a business plan; 62 % followed through on the plan; 30% partially followed the plan and 8% did not follow the plan at all.
• The average income increased from $178 per month at baseline to $385 at endline; a 116% increase
• 72% added new products and 67% found new markets; 66% indicated starting a new business and 20% increased the size of their business; 38% opened a bank account; 18% of sampled beneficiaries hired more staff. The email usage has declined by 3 percentage points to 4%.
• The Gender Empowerment Index (GEI) which includes entrepreneurial flair, agency, income, relationship control and agency (increased) from  30% to 83%
• 39% of participants said they now experience less GBV, 59% of participants now experience much less GBV. Only 2% are now experiencing the same violence as before. Overall, the relationship control index (increased) by 4 percentage points to 53%.
• Gender attitudes as measured by the Gender Progress Score (GPS) in the communities (increased) by 5 percentage points to 60%.