Solutions to End Child Marriage: Summary of the Evidence
Publication Author:
International Centre for Research on Women
Date:
2013 Attachment | Size |
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ICRW-Short-Solutions-Paper.pdf | 2.41 MB |
A summary of the ICRW's review of 150 programs with a child marriage component, identifying five key strategies used to prevent or delay child marriages:
- Empower girls with information, skills, and support networks
- Educate and rally parents and community members
- Enhance girls' access to high-quality education
- Provide economic support and incentives to girls and their families
- Encourage supportive laws and policies
To view the full report click here, or downlaod the pdf.
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