GAGE

Gender and Adolescence: Global Evidence (GAGE) is a nine-year, mixed methods longitudinal research programme investigating 'what works' to improve adolescent girls' well-being in the Global South. GAGE is funded by UK aid from the UK Government. 

Resources by GAGE

Report

20 April 2021

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Transforming gender norms through life-skills programming in rural Ethiopia: short-term impacts and emerging lessons for adaptive programming (Oromia case study)
Authors: Sarah Baird, Rebecca Dutton, Joan Hamory, Abreham Iyasu, Nicola Jones, Elizabeth Presler-Marshall, Workneh Yadete

Report

12 April 2021

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Transforming gender norms through life-skills programming in rural Ethiopia: short-term impacts and emerging lessons for adaptive programming (Amhara case study)
Authors: Sarah Baird, Rebecca Dutton, Joan Hamory, Abreham Iyasu, Nicola Jones, Elizabeth Presler-Marshall, Workneh Yadete

Report

1 April 2021

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Transforming gender norms through life-skills programming in rural Ethiopia: short-term impacts and emerging lessons for adaptive programming (Afar case study)
Authors: Sarah Baird, Rebecca Dutton, Yitagesu Gebeyehu, Joan Hamory, Nicola Jones, Elizabeth Presler-Marshall, Workneh Yadete

Briefing paper

1 March 2020

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A tale of contradictions: understanding the impact of social norms on Nepali men and boys
Authors: Anita Ghimire, Fiona Samuels

Toolkit

22 December 2019

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Qualitative research toolkit to explore child marriage dynamics and how to fast-track prevention
Author: Nicola Jones

Briefing paper

8 April 2019

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Social protection and adolescent capabilities: What does a gender norms lens add to the debate?
Authors: Nicola Jones, Elizabeth Presler-Marshall

Briefing paper

1 December 2018

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Programming with adolescent boys to promote gender-equitable masculinities: A rigorous review
Author: Rachel Marcus

Briefing paper

1 December 2018

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Programming to promote gender-equitable masculinities among adolescent boys: Key findings from a rigorous review
Author: Rachel Marcus

Report

1 September 2018

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Gender, livelihood capabilities and women's economic empowerment: Reviewing evidence over the life course
Author: Naila Kabeer

Briefing paper

1 May 2018

GAGE briefing
GAGE on: Adolescence and gender norms

Report

1 September 2017

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GAGE Rigorous Review: Girls’ clubs, life skills programmes and girls’ well-being outcomes
Authors: Rachel Marcus, Nandini Gupta-Archer, Madeleine Darcy, Ella Page
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