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Transferability / replicability3/3
SASA! has been adapted in 50+ countries across Africa, Asia and the Pacific; UN Women Asia-Pacific formally adapted SASA! Together (2020), demonstrating successful cross-regional replication.
Impact on gender equality1/1
The 2007–2012 RCT in Kampala found 52% lower past-year physical IPV in intervention communities (adjusted risk ratio 0.48, 95% CI 0.16–1.39), per Abramsky et al., BMC Medicine 2014.
Effectiveness1/1
The programme achieved its stated objective of reducing community-level IPV acceptance and incidence; both primary and secondary RCT outcomes were statistically significant and positive.
Efficiency1/1
Training local community activists — rather than professional counsellors — minimises per-beneficiary costs and enables rapid scale-up, as evidenced by adaptation in 50+ countries with limited external funding.
Evaluated outcomes1/1
The cluster RCT (BMC Medicine, 2014) and the diffusion analysis (BMC Public Health, 2018; Wagman et al.) are peer-reviewed, independent evaluations registered in ClinicalTrials.gov (NCT00790959).
Sustainability1/1
SASA! has operated continuously since 2007, evolved into SASA! Together (2020), and remains the reference model in multiple UN agency GBV prevention programmes globally.
Achievement / evidence1/1
RCT documented 52% lower physical IPV incidence and significantly reduced violence acceptance in Kampala intervention communities (Abramsky et al., BMC Medicine 2014).
Gender-mainstreaming embedding1/1
The four-phase model explicitly targets gendered power imbalances as the structural root cause of IPV, embedding gender analysis in every component of programme design and delivery.
Curator validation1/1
Evidence sourced from peer-reviewed BMC Medicine (2014) and BMC Public Health (2018), ClinicalTrials.gov registry (NCT00790959), and the independent Prevention Collaborative — all authoritative and verifiable.
Evidoria. Programa SASA! de Movilización Comunitaria contra la Violencia de Pareja — Uganda. ID persistente: 004d1733-4ad9-417e-9dc0-560815f6e1e6.