- Briefing paper
- 31 janvier 2022
Research Spotlight: 'Child marriage in humanitarian settings' and 'challenging gender norms to end child marriage'
- Author: ESubden
- Published by: Girls Not Brides
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This research spotlight connects the themes of the Child Marriage Research to Action Network’s (the CRANK) third and fourth research meetings in 2021. It covers evidence on girl-led and girl-centred research in humanitarian settings, and evidence on challenging gender norms to end child marriage.
It includes key takeaways from featured studies, highlighting formative research exploring the nuanced risk and protective factors associated with the practice of child marriage in humanitarian settings, the services and support needs of adolescent girls and their families, and community-driven solutions; and studies that outline the need for strategies and interventions that foster critical awareness of gender roles and norms in families and communities, alongside those that address the structural drivers of child marriage. It also includes recommendations for further reading on these topics, supporting evidence-based uptake amongst practitioners, policy makers, advocates, researchers and donors.
- Tags:
- Child marriage
- Countries / Regions:
- Global
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