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Topic: Perpetrator programmes clear · back to the knowledge map
This selection at a glance
6
matching practices
17%
strong evidence, of 6 assessed
Evidence mix
Most practices in: Colombia (1) · United Kingdom (1) · Grenada (1)
Results
| Select | Title | Evidence | Standing | Type | Location | Scale |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Domestic Abuse (Scotland) Act 2018 — Criminalising Coercive Control as a Course of Behaviour | Evidence: Observational / pre–post | Top 12% 96/100 | Good practice | Edinburgh, United Kingdom | — | |
| Norway's Alternativ til Vold (ATV) — Therapeutic Treatment Programme for Intimate Partner Violence Perpetrators | Evidence: Observational / pre–post | Top 12% 96/100 | Good practice | Oslo, Norway | — | |
| Bandebereho — Gender-Transformative Fathers' and Couples' Programme | Evidence: Randomised controlled trial | Top 20% 89/100 | Good practice | Kigali, Rwanda | — | |
| Partnership for Peace: A Court-Based Perpetrator-Intervention Programme in Grenada | Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported | Top 50% 67/100 | Good practice | St. George's, Grenada | — | |
| Electronic Monitoring of High-Risk Domestic Violence Perpetrators — Georgia | Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported | Top 71% 48/100 | Good practice | Tbilisi, Georgia | — | |
| Colombia's Ley Rosa Elvira Cely (Law 1761/2015) — Femicide as an Autonomous Criminal Offence | Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported | Top 71% 48/100 | Good practice | Bogotá, Colombia | — |