Top 26%
en este catálogo (1040 prácticas puntuadas)
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Transferability / replicability2/3
Evaluated across 11 different Respect-accredited sites in England, showing the DVPP model replicates across providers, though the study covers only one country.
Impact on gender equality1/1
Women's reported injury fell from 61% (baseline, n=99) to 2% at 12 months (n=52), and children's exposure to violence fell from 80% to 8%, per the researchers' own survey data.
Effectiveness1/1
Physical and sexual violence ended for the majority of women in the study, though the comparison-group analysis found few statistically significant differences from the Freedom Programme group, limiting causal certainty.
Efficiency0/1
No cost or cost-effectiveness data were reported in the final report.
Evaluated outcomes1/1
A structured longitudinal survey with a comparison group and defined outcome indicators was used, published in the peer-reviewed Project Mirabal final report.
Sustainability1/1
The evaluated DVPPs operate under Respect's national accreditation standard, which remains active in England and Wales today.
Achievement / evidence1/1
Documented, quantified reductions in injury and children's exposure to violence over a 12-month period.
Gender-mainstreaming embedding1/1
The evaluation is explicitly grounded in a gendered analysis of coercive control and women's safety and freedom.
Curator validation1/1
Findings are drawn from a peer-reviewed, ESRC-funded academic report co-published by two universities and the sector's accrediting body.
Evidoria. Proyecto Mirabal — Evaluación de los programas británicos para agresores de violencia doméstica. ID persistente: ebe67f93-580b-4d19-ae06-63cfc1314c4e.