Top 18%
en este catálogo (1040 prácticas puntuadas)
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Achievement / evidence1/1
A quarter-of-students attitude shift toward violence justification was documented at endline across three capital cities' schools.
Transferability / replicability3/3
YMI's compulsory-curriculum model was rolled out in schools across Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo and Serbia, and continued from 2018 as the regional Program Y in Albania as well.
Impact on gender equality1/1
ICRW's Phase II endline found disagreement with a violence-justifying statement rose from 42% to nearly 67% among participating students.
Effectiveness1/1
The measured 25-percentage-point attitude shift is real, though independent reviews caution the evidence for behavioural change is weaker than for attitude change.
Efficiency0/1
No cost-per-participant or cost-effectiveness data for YMI was located in the sources reviewed.
Evaluated outcomes1/1
CARE commissioned ICRW to run baseline, midline and endline evaluations with quantified attitude measures and documented sample attrition.
Sustainability1/1
The programme moved from a voluntary pilot to a compulsory curriculum embedded with national Education and Youth Ministries and continued as Program Y through 2020.
Gender-mainstreaming embedding1/1
YMI works explicitly through the education system to redefine masculinity norms as a core gender-equality intervention rather than an add-on.
Curator validation1/1
Cross-checked against ICRW's own evaluation summary, CARE Balkans' programme documentation, and an independent peer-reviewed qualitative study in the Journal of Gender Studies.
Evidoria. Young Men Initiative (YMI) — Movilización Comunitaria Escolar de CARE Balcanes Contra la Violencia de Género. ID persistente: d5dd1afe-14a1-432c-a9f5-890a2ba7aceb.