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Ending Violence Against Children Activity Implementation and Evidence Profile

A way to review key elements of an activity and assess the evidence that the activity is effective.

Adapted from: Syntegral

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A tool to identify activities for adaptation and scale that have a strong evidence base.

INSPIRE encourages countries to only scale activities with proven effectiveness. Knowing how much evidence supports an activity—and how credible that evidence is—is important for selecting activities to scale.

You should now have

  • A profile for each activity outlining its implementation profile
  • Awareness of evidence gaps among the interventions that may need attention
  • Consensus on what evidence will be considered credible to key stakeholders
  • Confidence in an activity’s selection for scale up

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Interactive Worksheet (English, A4)

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