Top 16%
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 / replicability3/3
The programme runs with consistent features (onboarding, self-defence training, anti-harassment guidebook, matching preference) across six countries - Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines and Vietnam.
Impact on gender equality1/1
A 42,000-respondent study co-published with UN Global Compact Network Singapore and Kantar found 86% of women partners report increased financial independence and roughly $0.8bn in 2025 economic output attributable to women partners.
Effectiveness1/1
Platform data shows a 1.35-fold increase in woman-to-woman matching after over half of women partners activated the preference feature, and active PWD partners more than doubled from 2021 to 5,140 in 2024.
Efficiency0/1
No programme cost, budget, or per-partner investment figures were found in the sources reviewed, so efficiency is not evidenced.
Evaluated outcomes1/1
Outcomes were assessed via a jointly published, externally co-authored study (UN Global Compact Network Singapore and Kantar) rather than company self-reporting alone.
Sustainability1/1
The programme has run continuously since roughly 2019 and is embedded in Grab's ESG reporting with an explicit public target through 2030.
Achievement / evidence1/1
Grab reports 135,000 active women/PWD driver-partners earning through the platform in 2024, the baseline for its public 300,000-by-2030 target.
Gender-mainstreaming embedding1/1
Gender considerations are embedded in core product design (matching preference), safety policy (anti-harassment guidebook) and training (self-defence sessions) across all six markets, not added on as a side initiative.
Curator validation1/1
Cross-checked across Grab's own disclosures, the UNGCNS/Kantar co-published study, and independent journalism (Mothership.sg, Nation Thailand), while noting the company's own involvement in commissioning the study.
Evidoria. Programme Grab de conductrices partenaires : réduire l'écart de genre dans l'économie de plateforme d'Asie du Sud-Est. ID persistant: d9724d52-a3c2-4bac-b93a-f322e9e38216.