Top 4%
neste catálogo (719 práticas pontuadas)
As pontuações concentram-se em valores altos, pelo que a posição dentro do catálogo é muitas vezes mais reveladora do que o número isolado.
Transferability / replicability2/3
World Bank IDA replicates the girls-stipend / women-livelihoods model across Sub-Saharan Africa (Tanzania, Ethiopia), making this two-component design demonstrably transferable.
Impact on gender equality1/1
Directly increased secondary school enrolment for 148,616 ultra-poor girls and provided income-generating assets to 139,351 rural women, yielding documented gender-equality gains.
Effectiveness1/1
Phase 2 exceeded both targets (139,351 vs 129,400 women; 148,616 vs 107,000 girls) and Phase 3 was approved with enlarged scope and funding.
Efficiency1/1
IDA concessional financing achieves large-scale gender impact at low cost-per-beneficiary in a low-income setting.
Evaluated outcomes1/1
World Bank independent evaluation reports and Zambia Gender Status Reports 2017–2019 document outcomes with disaggregated data across districts.
Sustainability1/1
All three components are institutionally embedded in Zambia's line ministries; the March 2024 Phase 3 grant confirms durable government and donor commitment.
Achievement / evidence1/1
Concretely measured outcomes: 139,351 women with livelihoods packages; 148,616 girls with school stipends; Phase 3 approved March 2024.
Gender-mainstreaming embedding1/1
Programme is fully anchored in national education and social-protection systems, with the Gender Division co-leading and owning implementation.
Curator validation1/1
C-NAPSE curator confirmed figures against World Bank March 2024 press release and Zambia Gender Division project page—two independent domains.
Evidoria. GEWEL Zâmbia — Programa de Educação de Raparigas, Empoderamento de Mulheres e Meios de Vida. ID persistente: 3db06340-ea3d-45a9-8158-8e918e19ffff.