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Effectiveness of life skills training interventions for the empowerment of women in developing countries: A systematic review
Overview
Life skills training had emerged as a popular approach to empowerment, often as a part of a multi-component intervention. Acquiring such skills may directly increase self- and social empowerment and possibly contribute to economic and political empowerment. The systematic review aggregated across studies and found , overall, small but significant positive changes for a range of outcome areas including leadership, attitudes to gender issues, sexual and reproductive health and rights, employment and life skills themselves. There was some indication that multi-component approaches may be more effective.Report Details
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| Joint | Yes |
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| Agency Focal Point | Andreas Reumann |
| Focal Point Email | areumann@gcfund.org |
| Managed by Independent Evaluation Office | Yes |
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Effectiveness of life skills training interventions for the empowerment of women in developing countries: A systematic review
