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Adolescent Girls Empowerment Program: Reflections from Zambia

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CPC Learning Network; Population Council

Eastern & Southern Africa
Tags
Gender
Sexual & Reproductive Health
Education
Livelihoods & Economic Strengthening

Adolescent girls are particularly vulnerable to gender-based violence, unintended pregnancy, and HIV. Principal Investigator for the Population Council, Dr. Karen Austrian, and Senior Associate, Dr. Paul Hewett, hosted a webinar on their reflections of the Adolescent Girls Empowerment Program (AGEP) implemented to address these vulnerabilities on Wednesday, April 5, 2017. AGEP is a six-year randomized controlled trial that set out to measure the effect of a social, health, and economic assets program on the health and education outcomes of vulnerable adolescent girls in rural and urban sites across Zambia. The presenters shared an overview of the program and research initiative, findings from the latest round of data collection, and lessons learned.

Gender
Sexual & Reproductive Health
Education
Livelihoods & Economic Strengthening
Adolescent Girls Empowerment Programme Research and Evaluation Mid-term-Technical Report
Author(s)
Karen Austrian PhD, Paul C. Hewett PhD, Erica Soler-Hampejsek PhD, Fiammetta Bozzani MSc, Jere R. Behrman PhD, Jean Digitale MPH
Author(s)
Karen Austrian PhD, Paul C. Hewett PhD, Erica Soler-Hampejsek PhD, Fiammetta Bozzani MSc, Jere R. Behrman PhD, Jean Digitale MPH

The Adolescent Girls Empowerment Program Mid-term Findings
Author(s)
The Population Council
Author(s)
The Population Council

The Adolescent Girls Empowerment Program Reflections From Zambia
Author(s)
Karen Austrian, PhD, Paul C. Hewett, PhD
Author(s)
Karen Austrian, PhD, Paul C. Hewett, PhD

Adolescent Girls Empowerment Programme Research and Evaluation Mid-term Technical Report Summary
Author(s)
Popolation Council
Author(s)
Popolation Council

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