Top 22%
en este catálogo (719 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
Reform elements (anti-harassment law, guardianship reform, flexible work) have influenced GCC peers but the top-down monarchical model limits direct replication.
Impact on gender equality1/1
GASTAT-confirmed doubling of female LFP from 17% (2017) to 36.2% (Q3 2024) represents an independently verified and unambiguous structural shift.
Effectiveness1/1
The Vision 2030 30% LFP target was exceeded by mid-2021, six years ahead of schedule; the bar has since been raised to 40%.
Efficiency0/1
No independent cost-benefit analysis of the reform bundle has been published; expenditure per percentage-point gain in LFP is not in the public domain.
Evaluated outcomes1/1
GASTAT quarterly labour surveys, World Bank ILO modelled estimates, and HRSD annual reporting provide consistent multi-source outcome tracking.
Sustainability1/1
Reforms are codified in amended national legislation (not executive decree) and form part of the binding Vision 2030 plan through 2030.
Achievement / evidence1/1
Women's unemployment fell to historic low 10.5% (Q1 2025); women in senior/middle management rose from 28.6% to 43.8%; women own 45% of SMEs.
Gender-mainstreaming embedding1/1
Reforms span labour law, civil status, transport, entrepreneurship and security services, coordinated across HRSD, MoI, MoE and the Public Investment Fund.
Curator validation1/1
C-NAPSE verified figures against GASTAT bulletins and HRSD annual data; wage-gap and legal-score gaps are noted as ongoing limitations.
Evidoria. Reformas del Mercado Laboral Femenino en el Marco de la Visión 2030 de Arabia Saudita. ID persistente: db6cff69-b13a-417d-a55b-c38a6632e07f.