Top 65%
en este catálogo (719 prácticas puntuadas)
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Transferability / replicability1/3
The bracelet model draws on GPS-monitoring approaches used elsewhere (e.g., Spain, the US), but within Georgia it has not yet been documented as replicated beyond the original MIA/UN Women pilot.
Impact on gender equality0/1
No recidivism or victim-safety outcome data was found; only case-volume counts (44, then +68) are published.
Effectiveness0/1
Public sources report usage growth and individual testimonials, not a controlled or comparative effectiveness assessment.
Efficiency0/1
No cost or resource-efficiency data is published beyond UN Women's one-time purchase of 100 bracelets.
Evaluated outcomes0/1
No independent evaluation study of the programme's outcomes was located as of 2023.
Sustainability1/1
The programme has operated continuously since September 2020 and its risk-assessment protocol was formally revised in 2023, indicating institutional continuity.
Achievement / evidence1/1
The Ministry of Internal Affairs and UN Women successfully stood up a functioning GPS monitoring system integrated with the 112 command center and restrictive-order law.
Gender-mainstreaming embedding1/1
The tool is directly embedded in Georgia's domestic-violence protection-order legal framework, a core gender-based-violence response mechanism.
Curator validation1/1
Verified independently via UN Women (two country/regional pages), Georgian government sources (police.ge, 112.gov.ge) and independent outlet EVN Report.
Evidoria. Monitoreo Electrónico de Agresores de Violencia Doméstica de Alto Riesgo — Georgia. ID persistente: 6c4267a2-20c2-4f1d-b7ca-ca37451cad28.