Programme | Country | Type of study | N† | Women’s age range | Sampling or recruitment strategy | Eligibility criteria for inclusion in baseline interviews |
Evaluation of Sammanit Jeevan35 | Nepal | Recruitment of families from six villages, no randomisation | 200 | 18 + | Volunteer |
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Evaluation of Stepping Stones/Creating Futures 36 | South Africa | Randomisation of 34 clusters | 680 | 18–30 | Volunteer |
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Evaluation of the Women’s Empowerment Program37 | Afghanistan | Individual level randomisation within six study villages | 933 | 18–49 | Volunteer |
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Evaluation of the Indashyikirwa couples’ intervention* 38 39 | Rwanda | Randomisation of 28 clusters (sectors) across seven districts | 1600 | 18–50 | Volunteer |
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Evaluation of the Rural Response System40 | Ghana | Randomisation of 4 districts with data collected from 38 clusters | 1877 | 18–50 | Population-based survey |
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Evaluation of Change Starts at Home41 | Nepal | Randomisation of 36 clusters across three districts | 1800 | 18–49 | Population-based survey |
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Evaluation of the Indashyikirwa community intervention* 38 39 | Rwanda | Randomisation of 28 clusters (sectors) across seven districts | 1399 | 18–50 | Household-based survey of residents who were not direct programme participants |
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*The Indashyikirwa impact evaluation study included both a cohort of couples recruited from voluntary savings and loan associations and household-based surveys of residents of intervention or control areas.
†Number of women who provided disability and IPV data and are therefore included in this analysis.
IPV, intimate partner violence.