Top 74%
in this catalogue (719 scored practices)
Scores cluster high, so position within the catalogue is often more telling than the number alone.
Efficiency0/1
No cost data or cost-effectiveness analysis for the workshop was found in available sources.
Transferability / replicability1/3
The training used a standard UNDP/IFRC/SPC gender-and-inclusion disaster-risk framework applied elsewhere in the Pacific, but no other-country replication of this specific Palau workshop was documented.
Impact on gender equality0/1
Only immediate training-level outputs (42 staff trained) are documented; no downstream outcome data such as improved disaster response or reduced gendered harm has been published.
Effectiveness0/1
No post-training evaluation of whether participants applied the gender/inclusion approaches in real emergencies was found.
Evaluated outcomes0/1
Sources report training completion, not measured outcomes; no evaluation study was located.
Sustainability0/1
No evidence of institutionalization or continuation of the training beyond the single 2021 workshop was found in these sources.
Achievement / evidence1/1
A concrete, verifiable output is documented: 42 staff (21 women, 21 men) from six partner institutions trained on 10 February 2021.
Gender-mainstreaming embedding1/1
The workshop was explicitly designed to mainstream gender, age, disability and cultural considerations into national disaster-risk-management policy and practice.
Curator validation1/1
The same participant count and project details are consistently reported across UNDP, UN Women, SPC and ReliefWeb, reducing the risk of fabricated figures.
Evidoria. Formación EDCR de Palaos en gestión del riesgo de desastres inclusiva en género, edad y discapacidad. Persistent ID: 9764cb48-ea44-4c87-8433-07b6755682c6.