Top 9%
en este catálogo (1069 prácticas puntuadas)
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Transferability / replicability2/3
UNFPA has recognised TCCs as an international best-practice model for post-rape care; the design has been adapted in other African countries, demonstrating replication potential.
Impact on gender equality1/1
TCCs directly serve GBV survivors with co-located medical, legal and psychosocial support, reducing secondary victimisation and improving justice outcomes for a typically underserved population.
Effectiveness1/1
Conviction rates of 77–89% vs a 72.5% national average, and trial times cut from ~2 years to <7 months, provide objective evidence that the integrated model works.
Efficiency1/1
The one-stop model eliminates duplication across agencies, reduces case attrition, and shortens court timelines — a measurably more efficient use of justice and health resources than sequential services.
Evaluated outcomes1/1
NPA annual reports (Parliament of South Africa), UNFPA field assessment, and an IntechOpen peer-reviewed study (2022) independently document TCC outcomes.
Sustainability1/1
TCCs have grown from a pilot to 66 nationally mandated centres since 2006; they are embedded in government budgets, the NSP-GBVF, and sexual offences court infrastructure.
Achievement / evidence1/1
44,000+ survivors served annually; convictions rising from 1,426 (2022/23) to 3,697 (2024/25); reduced trial times — concrete, independently reported achievements.
Gender-mainstreaming embedding1/1
TCCs are specifically designed to address sexual violence against women, incorporate trauma-informed and survivor-centred protocols, and are a cornerstone of South Africa's NSP-GBVF.
Curator validation1/1
Recognised by UNFPA as international best practice; independently reviewed by IntechOpen (2022); reported annually to Parliament through NPA annual reports.
Evidoria. Centros Thuthuzela — Atención Integrada a Supervivientes de Violencia Sexual, Sudáfrica. ID persistente: 38883255-bdd5-4b4a-8979-f80085a134aa.