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GAGE Overview: COVID-19 Research Series

21.06.22 | Cross-country

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An overview of GAGE’s cross country fieldwork during COVID-19 including a snapshot of key findings and policy and programming priorities.

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GAGE Consortium (2022) ‘GAGE Overview: COVID-19 Research Series.’ London: Gender and Adolescence: Global Evidence. (https://www.gage.odi.org/publication/gage-overview-covid-19-research-series/)

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22.04.25

Age- and gender-based violence facing young people in Jordan: findings from GAGE midline evidence

Bodily integrity and freedom from violence

Jordan

22.04.25 | Bodily integrity and freedom from violence | Reports | Jordan

Age- and gender-based violence facing young people in Jordan: findings from GAGE midline evidence

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22.04.25

Age- and gender-based violence against young people in Jordan: evidence from GAGE longitudinal research

Bodily integrity and freedom from violence

Jordan

22.04.25 | Bodily integrity and freedom from violence | Policy briefs | Jordan

Age- and gender-based violence against young people in Jordan: evidence from GAGE longitudinal research

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16.04.25

Child marriage and its consequences for adolescent mental health in conflict-affected contexts: evidence from Bangladesh, Ethiopia and Jordan

Bodily integrity and freedom from violence

Bangladesh | Ethiopia

16.04.25 | Bodily integrity and freedom from violence | Journal articles | Bangladesh

Child marriage and its consequences for adolescent mental health in conflict-affected contexts: evidence from Bangladesh, Ethiopia and Jordan

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