Endline Evaluation of PR3 Initiative towards reduction in prevalence of sexual violence against women and girls in India (November 2025 – March 2026)

Partner - Jan Sahas

Project Overview:
Change Alliance conducted an endline evaluation of the PR3 Initiative implemented by Jan Sahas to assess the effectiveness, relevance, sustainability, and impact of interventions aimed at reducing sexual violence against women and girls. The evaluation examined how community-based prevention approaches, survivor support mechanisms, and institutional strengthening efforts contributed to creating safer environments and improved access to support systems for vulnerable populations. Through a mixed-method approach, the study generated evidence to inform future programming and strengthen survivor-centred interventions.

Evaluation Objectives:
The evaluation was designed to assess the programme’s contribution towards:

  • Reducing the prevalence of sexual violence against women and girls
  • Improving access to reporting, legal aid, and protection systems
  • Strengthening prevention mechanisms and safe spaces
  • Assessing sustainability and institutional effectiveness of interventions
  • Generating evidence and recommendations for future programming

Geographic Coverage
The study covered intervention areas across four states:

  • Dindori, Madhya Pradesh
  • Hamirpur, Uttar Pradesh
  • Jhalawar, Rajasthan
  • Raipur, Chhattisgarh
Targeted Beneficiaries
  • Adolescent girls
  • Adolescent boys
  • Participants of Dignity Centres
  • Survivors
  • Survivor Family Members
Key Stakeholders
  • Police
  • District Legal Services Authorities (DLSA)
  • Women & Child Development Departments (WCD)
  • One-Stop Centres (OSC)
  • Child Welfare Committees (CWC)
  • Medical Staff (ASHA)
  • Case Workers
  • Field Counsellors
  • Preraks / Community Mobilizer
  • Social Advocates
  • Jan Sahas Project Implementation Team
Core Areas Evaluation:

Outcomes:
Change Alliance through its mixed-method evaluation approach combined quantitative and qualitative findings to generate robust evidence. The study included tool design, field implementation, analysis, reporting, and dissemination.