Transformative approaches to reducing teenage pregnancy

Video

Year

2021

Author/s

ODI

CONTRIBUTING ORGANISATION/PUBLICATION

ODI

SUMMARY

Drawing on lessons learned from the Sierra Leone project, this event explores the benefits and challenges of transformative programming to consider how implementers can accelerate change and make programming more effective. The discussion shines a light on the social and gender norms that surround the issue of teenage pregnancy, and how an action research approach can help address such norms.

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