Preventing violence against women and girls - what works: evidence summary
This report presents high quality and robust international evidence on what works to prevent violence against women and girls (VAWG) before it happens. This report assesses the effectiveness of primary prevention interventions, highlighting moderating factors for their successful implementation.
Annex D: Evidence of effectiveness decision tree
A flowchart showing the questions and answers considered when assessing the evidence of how effective an intervention is at preventing/reducing violence. Three key elements are assessed; the relevance of the evidence; what the evidence says about the effectiveness of the intervention; and the strength of the available evidence. Depending on the answers given, arrows lead to further questions until a classification of effectiveness is reached. There are six possible classifications of effectiveness: inconclusive; effective, promising, mixed, no effect; and negative effect/ potentially harmful. A full written description of this decision making process is on Annex C
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