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Find here reports, policy briefs and factsheets about child marriage, as well as capacity building tools for organisations and individuals working to end child marriage.

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Investing when it counts generating the evidence base for policies and programmes for very young adolescents

Developed by Population Council, this guide was written for the development of HIV/Aids programmes for very young adolescents.

Fact sheet and brief

Child marriage briefing: Mozambique

Briefing paper on child marriage in Mozambique.

Report

Early Marriage – A harmful traditional practice

Estimates prevalence of child marriage and seeks to understand the factors associated with child marriage and cohabitation. Presents differentials in child marriage rates according to socio-economic and demographic variables, characteristics…

Toolkit

The Spider Tool: a self assessment and planning tool for child-led initiatives and organisations

Developed by Save the Children, the Spider Tool is a simple and effective self-assessment and planning tool.

Toolkit

Building and maintaining networks and coalitions

Developed by Pact Tanzania, this is a simple, easy-to-understand guide that explains the differences between networks, coalitions and alliances.

Research article

Child marriage and child prostitution: Two forms of sexual exploitation

The article highlights similarities between child marriages and child prostitution: economic transactions, lack of freedom, and violation of a child’s right to consent.

Family transitions in Latin America: first intercourse, first union and first birth

This paper examines the initiation of sexual activity, first marriage and first birth as key steps in family formation.

Report

Early marriage - Child spouses, UNICEF Innocenti Digest

Published in 2001, the report looks at the reasons behind early marriage and outlines guidelines to end the practice. It calls for more rights-based research on child marriage

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