Effective design and implementation elements in interventions to prevent violence against women and girls Rachel Jewkes, Samantha Willan, Lori Heise, Laura Washington, Nwabisa Shai, Alice Kerr-Wilson and Nicola Christofides
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TextSeries: What Works To Prevent VAWG? Global Programme Synthesis Product SeriesPublication details: Pretoria: South African Medical Research Council, 2020Subject(s): Online resources: Summary: What Works has enabled learning about which
interventions prevent VAWG, and in what settings. It has also allowed us to compare and contrast intervention design and implementation across a diverse portfolio.
In so doing, it offers the opportunity to identify those elements shared by programmes that reduced VAWG, as well as those that did not demonstrate an effect, either because of limitations in their theoretical foundation and design, or shortcomings in their implementation. In this report, our goal is to offer reflections on the interventions in the What Works portfolio, focusing on aspects of their design and implementation that influenced their success in reducing VAWG, to help guide future programming. (From the introduction). Four intervention approaches are covered: community activism, gender transformation and economic empowerment, couples and special populations, and prevention of violence among and against children. The What Works global VAWG prevention project was completed in 2020. Access the website for more information about the many programmes and interventions undertaken by this project. Record #6561
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What Works has enabled learning about which
interventions prevent VAWG, and in what settings. It has also allowed us to compare and contrast intervention design and implementation across a diverse portfolio.
In so doing, it offers the opportunity to identify those elements shared by programmes that reduced VAWG, as well as those that did not demonstrate an effect, either because of limitations in their theoretical foundation and design, or shortcomings in their implementation. In this report, our goal is to offer reflections on the interventions in the What Works portfolio, focusing on aspects of their design and implementation that influenced their success in reducing VAWG, to help guide future programming. (From the introduction). Four intervention approaches are covered: community activism, gender transformation and economic empowerment, couples and special populations, and prevention of violence among and against children. The What Works global VAWG prevention project was completed in 2020. Access the website for more information about the many programmes and interventions undertaken by this project. Record #6561
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