Top 47%
in this catalogue (719 scored practices)
Scores cluster high, so position within the catalogue is often more telling than the number alone.
Transferability / replicability3/3
The PfP model has been documented as implemented across multiple Eastern Caribbean jurisdictions (Grenada, Trinidad and Tobago, Saint Lucia, Belize, British Virgin Islands, Guyana), showing demonstrated regional replication.
Impact on gender equality0/1
No published data measure reductions in violence or reoffending attributable to the programme; available evaluations address implementation, not impact.
Effectiveness0/1
Neither public evaluation reports recidivism, completion rates or behaviour-change outcomes with concrete figures, so effectiveness cannot be substantiated from available sources.
Efficiency0/1
No cost or resource-efficiency data were found in available sources.
Evaluated outcomes1/1
A peer-reviewed evaluation (Evaluation and Program Planning, 2018) and an independent doctoral dissertation (University of South Florida) both formally evaluated the programme, even though they focus on fidelity and qualitative dynamics rather than outcome metrics.
Sustainability1/1
The programme has operated continuously since 2005, a two-decade run that is itself evidence of institutional sustainability.
Achievement / evidence1/1
Sustaining a court-based diversion model for 20 years and securing peer-reviewed academic evaluation is a documented, verifiable achievement rare among Caribbean GBV interventions.
Gender-mainstreaming embedding1/1
The programme is a dedicated gender-based-violence intervention embedded directly in the justice system's sentencing process.
Curator validation1/1
The programme and its evaluations are validated by UN Women, a peer-reviewed academic journal, and an independent university dissertation committee.
Evidoria. Partnership for Peace : un programme judiciaire d'intervention auprès des auteurs de violences à la Grenade. Persistent ID: 8c7814be-de52-4655-a1f8-721c36f29d09.