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Direct linkPsaki, Stephanie; Melnikas, Andrea J.; Haque, Eashita; Saul, Grace; Misunas, Christina; Patel, Sangram Kishor; Ngô, Thoai; Amin, Sajeda – Population Council, 2021
This brief presents a simplified framework to provide key entry points for understanding which drivers of child marriage may be most important in particular contexts. Decision-makers such as researchers, donors, and program practitioners can use the framework to help design programs and policies tailored to these contexts.
Descriptors: Marriage, Children, Behavior Standards, Social Behavior
