Top 37%
in this catalogue (719 scored practices)
Scores cluster high, so position within the catalogue is often more telling than the number alone.
Transferability / replicability2/3
The Act and police unit were built under the Pacific Women Shaping Pacific Development programme, a model applied with country-specific adaptations across multiple Pacific Island states.
Impact on gender equality1/1
The Family and Sexual Violence Unit processed 79 domestic/sexual-violence cases between 2021 and 2024, providing survivors with a dedicated police response pathway that did not exist before 2017.
Effectiveness1/1
The unit's staffing grew from 2 to 5 officers and received dedicated victim-centred investigation training in July 2024, evidencing capability building matched to caseload.
Efficiency0/1
No cost or resource-efficiency data for the unit's operations is publicly available.
Evaluated outcomes0/1
Reported figures are administrative case counts, not an independent outcome evaluation with baseline comparison beyond the original 2014 prevalence survey.
Sustainability1/1
Programme support has continued for a decade, from the 2014 baseline study through new training delivered in July 2024.
Achievement / evidence1/1
The government enacted dedicated legislation in 2017 and built an operational police unit that has processed dozens of cases through 2024.
Gender-mainstreaming embedding1/1
The unit and legislation were established specifically to address gender-based and family violence, mainstreamed into core police operations.
Curator validation1/1
Case and staffing figures were confirmed via a UNDP press release and corroborated by Pacific Women Shaping Pacific Development reporting, two independent sources.
Evidoria. Legislação sobre Violência Familiar e Sexual e Unidade Policial FSV. Persistent ID: 9e2eb97d-687e-4f92-b2d7-3f80c9ad0cf2.