Kareem Tartory
David Walker/ODI
Plan International / Saikat Mojumder
Plan International / Max Greenstein
GAGE is a nine-year longitudinal research programme generating and communicating knowledge on good practice initiatives and policies that support adolescent girls in diverse contexts.
Latest Publications
Gender, livelihood capabilities and women's economic empowerment: Reviewing evidence over the life course
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Adolescent girl, with a hearing impairment, who is the head of her household in Debre Tabor, Ethiopia. Credit: Nathalie Bertrams/GAGE 2018Adolescents with disabilities: Enhancing resilience and delivering inclusive development
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Credit: Search for Common GroundBuilding social cohesion in conflict affected communities: A retrospective research study with refugee and host community adolescents in Lebanon
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© Plan International / Petterik WiggersAccelerating adolescent girls’ education and empowerment: a call for action to the G7
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© David Walker/ODIGAGE on: adolescence and gender norms
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© Russell Watkins/Department for International DevelopmentAdolescent girls in Lebanon: The state of the evidence
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'I prefer to stay silent': Exploring opportunities for and challenges to adolescents' psychosocial and mental health in Gaza
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Eradicating child exploitation: Why a gender- and adolescent-specific lens is essential to accelerate progress
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Why a gender- and adolescent-specific lens is essential to accelerate progress in eradicating child exploitation
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GAGE at the European Development DaysGAGE at the Davos of Development: European Development Days 2018 and adolescent girls
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Practical session during the workshop © Engage MediaGAGE video and photography workshop
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Adolescent girls at a girls' club/ Florian Lang, 2017International Youth Day: Creating Safe Spaces that Tackle Systemic Challenges
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Sarah Alheiwidi at the Girls Not Brides Second Global MeetingGirls Not Brides: Second Global Meeting
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Dissemination workshop in Palestine on research findings on adolescents with disabilities © GAGE 2018Engaging with the community: reflections on a dissemination workshop to share findings on research with adolescents with a disability in Palestine
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Adolescents girls being interviewed in Nepal. Photo by Fiona SamuelsDance bars, doharis and massage parlours: Exploring the lives of Nepali adolescent girls working in the adult entertainment sector (AES) in Nepal
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GAGE presentation at CSW62The 62nd Commission on the Status of Women: did it deliver for adolescent girls?
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GAGE INGOsGAGE Consortium INGOs deliver a joint oral statement before the 62nd Commission on the Status of Women
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Sheena Ariyapala/DFIDInternational Women’s Day 2018: In Conversation with our Research Uptake and Impact Coordinators
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Pastoralist and her brother in the Afar and Oromia region of Ethiopia, Alternative Basic Education Centre. Credit: UNICEF Ethiopia
For researchers
Learn about GAGE's research methodologies and approach
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Girls supported to stay in school to prevent child marriage. DFID/Jessica Lea CC BY 2.0
For policy makers and programme implementers
Read our latest research and policy and programming recommendations
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Teen girls, Kigali, Rwanda. Credit: Dining for girls
For adolescents and those who care about them
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Our conceptual framework
GAGE’s conceptual framework takes a holistic approach in order to understand what works to support adolescent girls and boys
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Contexts
Contexts
GAGE follows the lives of 18,000 adolescents in six focal countries, two each in Africa , Asia and the Middle East
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