Top 72%
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 disabled-women-led-DPO-plus-UNTF-grant model is replicated across several UN Women Europe/Central Asia grantees, but this specific project has not itself been demonstrated as replicated elsewhere.
Impact on gender equality0/1
Ravenstvo's causal contribution to the 2025 legal reforms is asserted by advocacy sources but not independently quantified, so impact on gender equality is not yet evidenced.
Effectiveness0/1
Available data (150-300 women surveyed) measure abuse prevalence in the population reached, not the effectiveness of Ravenstvo's own interventions on participants.
Efficiency0/1
No budget, grant-size or cost-per-beneficiary figures were independently verifiable for the UNTF-funded project.
Evaluated outcomes0/1
The cited surveys are needs/prevalence assessments (e.g. 93% abuse, 8/150 sought help), not a formal outcome evaluation of the organisation's programme.
Sustainability0/1
Funding is explicitly donor-dependent (UN Women, UNFPA, UK government) with no domestic public funding identified, a flagged sustainability risk.
Achievement / evidence1/1
The organisation, its 2014 founding, its UNTF-funded project and its 280+ direct beneficiaries are independently corroborated.
Gender-mainstreaming embedding1/1
The organisation is led by and dedicated specifically to women and girls with disabilities, embedding gender within disability advocacy by design.
Curator validation1/1
Verified across five independent domains: Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, UNFPA, UN Women/UNTF and UNDP.
Evidoria. Ravenstvo (Igualdad): la respuesta liderada por mujeres con discapacidad a la violencia de género en Kirguistán. Persistent ID: 088ce4f8-76fa-422f-9b63-c2414dd3991c.