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Most practices in: Bangladesh (5) · United Kingdom (5) · United States of America (3)
Rwanda's 2008-2013 land titling programme used low-cost, imagery-based adjudication to register nearly all land parcels, requiring both spouses' names on titles; a …
Since October 2020, Bogotá's Care Blocks have offered unpaid caregivers — overwhelmingly women — free childcare, training, wellness and legal services in …
Six centres co-locating 18 state agencies showed in a 2016 IDB RCT that participating women used 43% more public services and reported …
Sweden's 28 Barnahus co-locate police, social services, prosecution and child psychiatry for child victims of sexual abuse. Evaluations show conviction rates 20–45% …
Since 2021 Canada has struck bilateral deals with every province and territory to cut regulated child-care fees toward $10/day, correlating with record …
South Africa's Thuthuzela Care Centres (TCCs) co-locate police, medical, legal and psychosocial services for sexual-violence survivors. Since 2006, 66+ centres serve 44,000+ …
Europe's first therapeutic treatment centre for IPV perpetrators (Oslo, 1987), ATV now operates 15 offices in Norway. An NKVTS outcome study documents …
Grameen Bank financed rural women to buy mobile phones on microcredit and resell calls to their villages. By 2006 the model reached …
D.Net's Infolady model trains rural Bangladeshi women as bicycle-riding info-entrepreneurs delivering health, agriculture and e-government services door-to-door; it reached roughly 300 villages …
Bangladesh's a2i programme has established 5,000+ community Digital Centres at union level bringing 150+ e-services to rural citizens; 76.8 million people served, …
The US Veterans Health Administration's Digital Divide Consult (2020) standardises referrals for free loaned tablets and data. A 2024 cohort study found …
Azerbaijan's ASAN Xidmet one-stop-shop centres, launched in 2012 and backed by mobile 'ASAN' buses reaching rural areas, digitised dozens of services and …
Since 2001, La Strada Moldova has run the free anti-trafficking hotline anchoring the National Referral System. It logged 173,000+ calls by 2020 …
Founded in 1999 by 2018 Nobel Peace Prize laureate Dr. Denis Mukwege, Panzi Hospital's One-Stop Centre integrates medical, psychosocial, legal and socio-economic …
Grab's Women Driver-Partners Programme spans six SE Asian countries with gender-matching and safety training. A 42,000-respondent study (UNGCNS & Kantar) found 86% …
Since the 2017 Rohingya influx, UNFPA has run Women-Friendly Spaces in Cox's Bazar's camps, growing from 19 sites in 2018 to 55 …
Peru's PETT/COFOPRI land-titling programme put both spouses' names on rural titles from the 1990s. A 2013 quasi-experimental study found joint titling raised …
Since 2010, Sierra Leone has given free healthcare to pregnant women, lactating mothers and under-fives. Institutional deliveries rose from 27% to 57% …
Burundi's World Bank-funded PRRPB land-certification programme registered rural plots in both spouses' names, delivering 93,000+ certificates -- nearly seven times the 14,000 …
National programme launched in June 2021 providing free period products in 2,100+ state schools, covering 97–98% of students. Over 600,000 packs distributed …
UK non-profit Women into Construction places women into work experience and jobs with major contractors; its Thames Tideway Tunnel partnership alone delivered …
A free government app gives Bahamians with disabilities one-touch access to emergency alerts, sign-language interpretation, job listings and transport bookings. Usage doubled …
The NEO FUNDÃO Online Tutoring Program is part of the local strategy to combat school failure, supported by European and national funds. …
D.Net's InfoLady (Kallyani) model trains rural Bangladeshi women as bicycle-riding info-entrepreneurs who deliver ICT-enabled health, agriculture, finance and government-service information door-to-door. 464 …
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