evidoria

What works in Kabul

All catalogues · Afghanistan profile

6
evaluated practices
48/100
average quality score
25%
strong evidence, of 4 assessed

Quality scores are 0–100 rubric scores; “strong evidence” reflects study design; adoptions count documented replications elsewhere. Know more

Evidence snapshot for Kabul

The evidence in the CONTEXT block shows limited, place-specific findings about Kabul. Women for Women International's randomised trial enrolled 1,461 women in Kabul and Nangarhar and found that after a 12-month economic and social empowerment programme, income and savings improved (income beta 3.79, savings beta 11.79), gender-inequitable attitudes declined (beta -0.89), and women's mobility outside the province increased (aOR 1.78), though physical intimate partner violence did not fall significantly. SOLA's SOLAx programme, founded in Kabul in 2016, now delivers the Afghan curriculum via WhatsApp to over 20,000 girls across multiple countries and Afghan provinces following the Taliban's 2021 education ban, though no independent evaluation is reported. The practices do not provide quantified comparative data on Kabul versus other Afghan locations.

Drawn from: Ustad Mobile — offline, peer-to-peer literacy app for Afghan women and army recruits · AI Chatbot Co-Facilitator for Online Discussions — Kyoto University's RCT with Afghan Students Amid the Taliban's Education Ban · Women for Women International in Afghanistan — Randomised Trial of a 12-Month Economic and Social Empowerment Programme · SOLAx — SOLA's WhatsApp AI Curriculum Academy for Banned Afghan Girls · Taliban Bans on Women's Education and Employment — Afghanistan's Gender-Equality Reversal · AABIS and APPS — Afghanistan's US-Built Biometric ID Systems Fall Into Taliban Hands

Generated from this place's cited practices only. Always check the linked sources.

Strengths & weaknesses vs peers

Strengths

Evaluation evidence +51 pts 100 here · 49 average

Equity & inclusion +50 pts 100 here · 50 average

Documented learning +26 pts 100 here · 74 average

Demonstrated reach +24 pts 100 here · 76 average

Evidence of learning impact +24 pts 50 here · 26 average

Evaluated outcomes +22 pts 100 here · 78 average

Transparency, ethics & data protection +20 pts 67 here · 47 average

Innovation level +18 pts 80 here · 62 average

Weaknesses

Scalability & sustainability -18 pts 44 here · 62 average

Impact on gender equality -20 pts 50 here · 70 average

Teacher capability & pedagogy -21 pts 17 here · 38 average

Curator validation -23 pts 50 here · 73 average

Evidence of impact / measured public value -24 pts 33 here · 57 average

Efficiency -32 pts 0 here · 32 average

Achievement / evidence -37 pts 50 here · 87 average

Transferability / replicability -38 pts 22 here · 60 average

Gender-mainstreaming embedding -39 pts 50 here · 89 average

Sustainability -45 pts 33 here · 78 average

Transparency, fairness & accountability -54 pts 0 here · 54 average

Governance, capability & sustainability -64 pts 0 here · 64 average

Effectiveness -66 pts 0 here · 66 average

Score profile vs peers

Evaluation evidence
100 · 49
Equity & inclusion
100 · 50
Documented learning
100 · 74
Demonstrated reach
100 · 76
Evidence of learning impact
50 · 26
Evaluated outcomes
100 · 78
Transparency, ethics & data protection
67 · 47
Innovation level
80 · 62
Scalability & sustainability
44 · 62
Impact on gender equality
50 · 70
Teacher capability & pedagogy
17 · 38
Curator validation
50 · 73
Evidence of impact / measured public value
33 · 57
Efficiency
0 · 32
Achievement / evidence
50 · 87
Transferability / replicability
22 · 60
Gender-mainstreaming embedding
50 · 89
Sustainability
33 · 78
Transparency, fairness & accountability
0 · 54
Governance, capability & sustainability
0 · 64
Effectiveness
0 · 66

Coloured bar: Kabul. Grey bar: peer average across the corpus. Both on a common 0–100 scale.

Points compare this place's average on each dimension with the average across all evaluated places, on a common 0–100 scale. Know more

Top good practices here

Ustad Mobile — offline, peer-to-peer literacy app for Afghan women and army recruits · 76

AI Chatbot Co-Facilitator for Online Discussions — Kyoto University's RCT with Afghan Students Amid the Taliban's Education Ban · 67

Women for Women International in Afghanistan — Randomised Trial of a 12-Month Economic and Social Empowerment Programme · 63

SOLAx — SOLA's WhatsApp AI Curriculum Academy for Banned Afghan Girls · 47

Taliban Bans on Women's Education and Employment — Afghanistan's Gender-Equality Reversal · 22

AABIS and APPS — Afghanistan's US-Built Biometric ID Systems Fall Into Taliban Hands · 13

Each number is the practice's overall 0–100 quality score against its catalogue's rubric. Know more

Recommended to adopt or replicate

Transferable practices from elsewhere that address this place's gaps.

Ciudad Mujer — El Salvador's Integrated Women's Services Programme · fit 100/100

  • Rated highly transferable
  • Backed by strong evidence
  • Addresses this place's weak dimensions

Already adopted in 3 other places

SASA! Community Mobilisation Programme against Intimate Partner Violence — Uganda · fit 100/100

  • Rated highly transferable
  • Backed by strong evidence
  • Addresses this place's weak dimensions

Already adopted in 4 other places

Karya — Fair-Wage AI Data-Work Platform Bringing Digital Income to Rural India · fit 100/100

  • Backed by strong evidence
  • Addresses this place's weak dimensions

safe+natal — Comadrona-Designed Smartphone Checklist for Maternal Risk Screening in Rural Guatemala · fit 100/100

  • Backed by strong evidence
  • Addresses this place's weak dimensions

Digital Green — Video-Mediated Agricultural Extension · fit 100/100

  • Backed by strong evidence
  • Addresses this place's weak dimensions

Kartu Prakerja – National Digital Skills and Financial Inclusion Programme · fit 100/100

  • Backed by strong evidence
  • Addresses this place's weak dimensions

Rwanda's Land Tenure Regularization Programme — Titling Land in Women's Names · fit 90/100

  • Rated highly transferable
  • Backed by strong evidence
  • Addresses this place's weak dimensions

Sweden's Barnahus (Children's House) — Multidisciplinary One-Stop Centres for Child Victims of Sexual Abuse and Violence · fit 90/100

  • Rated highly transferable
  • Backed by strong evidence
  • Addresses this place's weak dimensions

Already adopted in 6 other places

Fit estimates how well a practice matches this place, 0 (poor) to 100 (excellent); the list is ordered to favour practices that address this place's gaps. Know more