Top 37%
dans ce catalogue (719 pratiques notées)
Les scores se concentrent dans le haut de l’échelle ; la position au sein du catalogue est donc souvent plus parlante que le chiffre seul.
Transferability / replicability2/3
World Bank land-certification programmes with similar decentralised guichet-foncier models are a well-established, widely replicated design across multiple countries.
Impact on gender equality1/1
28% of a large volume of certificates (roughly 160,000) went to women, a meaningful real-world shift even though it fell short of the 40% target.
Effectiveness0/1
The explicit gender-equity sub-target (40% of certificates to women) was missed at 28%, and the project ended without extending to many underserved communes.
Efficiency1/1
The cost of a land certificate fell from roughly $600 to about $25, a clearly quantified efficiency gain.
Evaluated outcomes1/1
World Bank beneficiary surveys measured concrete outcome indicators (rights recognition, perceived value, investment behaviour), though not via independent third-party evaluation.
Sustainability0/1
The project closed in June 2024 with no confirmed follow-up financing, and Helvetas reports many communes never got a functioning land office and the project ended without extending to them.
Achievement / evidence1/1
Over 570,000 land certificates were delivered, independently corroborated by World Bank and Reunion-based press reporting.
Gender-mainstreaming embedding1/1
An explicit 40% target for women's or joint land certificates was embedded directly in the programme design.
Curator validation1/1
Figures were cross-checked across the World Bank's official results page, independent Réunion outlet Témoignages, and Swiss NGO Helvetas' field reporting.
Evidoria. CASEF : formaliser les droits fonciers des femmes dans le programme national de certification foncière de Madagascar. ID persistant: 4c963563-4268-467e-bb7d-8d71d3e28d80.