Top 55%
en este catálogo (797 prácticas puntuadas)
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Transferability / replicability2/3
48 MoJ-accredited providers deliver a shared programme model nationwide, showing strong within-country replication, but the model is tied to New Zealand's specific court-referral pathway, limiting direct cross-border transfer.
Impact on gender equality1/1
Over 9,000 annual referrals and NZ$24m+/year in combined funding indicate substantial reach into the target population.
Effectiveness0/1
The Ministry of Justice's own evaluation and an independent academic policy paper (Polaschek 2016) describe effectiveness as contested; sector leaders state completion does not equate to demonstrated behaviour change.
Efficiency0/1
Investigative reporting characterised the NZ$24m/year spend as producing uncertain returns; no independent cost-effectiveness analysis was found.
Evaluated outcomes1/1
A commissioned Ministry of Justice evaluation exists and reports reduced reoffending among programme completers — the only candidate here with a completed government evaluation — though it stops short of publishing a quantified effect size.
Sustainability1/1
The oldest provider (Christchurch, est. 1983) has operated for over four decades under recurring statutory Ministry of Justice/Corrections funding.
Achievement / evidence0/1
An independent academic policy review (Polaschek 2016) explicitly characterises current provision as 'piecemeal and insufficient,' undercutting claims of strong achievement.
Gender-mainstreaming embedding1/1
The programme network is directly integrated into the family/criminal court referral pathway as a mandated response to gender-based family violence.
Curator validation1/1
Cross-checked against a government evaluation, an independent academic policy paper, and investigative journalism.
Evidoria. Stopping Violence Services — La Red Neozelandesa de Programas de No Violencia para Hombres Vinculada a los Tribunales. ID persistente: 350feb7e-08e1-463a-b177-81245f0fdce9.