Top 55%
en este catálogo (1069 prácticas puntuadas)
Las puntuaciones se concentran en valores altos, por lo que la posición dentro del catálogo suele ser más reveladora que el número por sí solo.
Transferability / replicability2/3
Model created in Cardiff in 2003 and scaled to roughly 260 MARACs across England and Wales, with a codified set of ten principles that other jurisdictions can adopt.
Impact on gender equality1/1
Targets victims at highest risk of homicide; reported outcomes include cessation of abuse in 45% of cases and fewer police incidents in a further 20% (EIGE summary).
Effectiveness1/1
Cardiff evaluation (Robinson 2006) found 6 in 10 victims not re-victimised, but a gov.uk Home Office review rated outcome evidence 'relatively weak'.
Efficiency0/1
The 'six euros saved per euro' claim is not backed by a robust cost study; the Home Office review only says MARACs 'may be' highly cost-effective.
Evaluated outcomes0/1
No controlled or quasi-experimental evaluation exists; the Home Office review itself calls for a more robust evaluation.
Sustainability1/1
Home Office funded coordinator posts, training and quality assurance from 2008 (GBP 1.4m in 2011/12) and the model has operated for over two decades.
Achievement / evidence1/1
Around 56,500 cases discussed in the 12 months to June 2012 across about 260 MARACs, with performance data from over 200 sites.
Gender-mainstreaming embedding1/1
Embedded in the statutory-voluntary domestic abuse infrastructure alongside IDVAs and specialist courts, with an equality-of-outcome principle among the ten.
Curator validation0/1
Not yet independently validated by a C-NAPSE curator; sources are secondary summaries plus one government review.
Evidoria. MARAC — Conferencias multiagencia de evaluación de riesgos para víctimas de violencia doméstica de alto riesgo (Reino Unido). ID persistente: 7898ef8c-346b-4a55-9d17-35ba3aea67e6.