Top 89%
dans ce catalogue (1069 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 / replicability1/3
A municipal treatment-centre network is a recognisable model, but the audit shows funding and caseload rules that would need redesign before replication.
Impact on gender equality0/1
No outcome or recidivism data exist; the audit measures coverage, not whether violence fell.
Effectiveness0/1
Only about 4,000 of roughly 20,000 men in the circle of violence in 2019 were treated by centres, probation and prison services, and 38% of those in need were treated in centres.
Efficiency0/1
Per-person designated budgets were NIS 680 in low-socio-economic and NIS 1,480 in medium/high authorities, and NIS 128m of an estimated NIS 300m (43%) was actually allocated to the 2017–2020 plan.
Evaluated outcomes0/1
The State Comptroller audit is independent but evaluates process and coverage; it reports no treatment-outcome evaluation.
Sustainability1/1
Roughly 110 centres are embedded in local authorities and funded by the Ministry of Welfare, though under-reporting (4,266 of 8,641 families) and external staffing weaken continuity.
Achievement / evidence0/1
9,758 people (6,546 women, 2,458 men, 754 children) were treated in 95 centres in 2019, against 25,327 in need.
Gender-mainstreaming embedding0/1
The centres treat women, men and children, but the audit finds little targeted outreach to violent men or to ultra-Orthodox and Arab populations.
Curator validation1/1
Included as a candid cautionary case: independent audit findings from 2021 are corroborated by a government submission to the UN.
Evidoria. Centres de prévention et de traitement de la violence domestique d'Israël — Audit du Contrôleur d'État d'un réseau municipal de 110 centres (cas d'avertissement). ID persistant: 61b2c017-d4ff-4b3d-a7b1-f11e5b1041ae.