Top 42%
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.
Achievement / evidence1/1
Produced the first UK-wide sourced count of femicide (149 women killed by 147 men in 2018 alone) filling a data gap that aggregate police statistics did not previously capture.
Transferability / replicability2/3
Originally covering England & Wales, the same methodology was extended to Northern Ireland and Scotland, and is referenced internationally as a femicide-monitoring model, though it has not been shown independently replicated as a full national census outside the UK.
Impact on gender equality1/1
Census data has directly informed parliamentary debate (annual International Women's Day readings of victims' names by MPs) and is cited in official reviews of Domestic Homicide Review practice.
Effectiveness1/1
By cross-referencing police data with court records, inquests and media reports, the Census has recorded over 1,000 women killed since 2009 with granular perpetrator/victim data unavailable from official statistics alone.
Efficiency0/1
No published cost-effectiveness or resourcing data was found to substantiate efficiency relative to alternative monitoring approaches.
Evaluated outcomes0/1
As a monitoring/data project rather than an intervention, no outcome evaluation exists measuring a causal reduction in femicide rates attributable to the Census.
Sustainability1/1
Operating continuously since 2015 with institutional backing from Women's Aid and the charity Nia, and expanded coverage to Northern Ireland and Scotland, indicating durable operational continuity.
Gender-mainstreaming embedding1/1
The Census explicitly frames fatal violence as a gendered pattern (perpetrator/victim relationship analysis), and its findings are used to push gender-sensitive reform of Domestic Homicide Reviews.
Curator validation1/1
Each record is cross-verified against police data, court records, sentencing remarks and media coverage before inclusion, reflecting a rigorous curatorial methodology.
Evidoria. Le Femicide Census — la base de données nationale britannique croisant les sources sur les femmes tuées par des hommes. ID persistant: f0e9eff4-af56-46f9-8d88-5895ae7b7db6.