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Brief: Promoting innovation in gender based violence prevention – Supporting research through the Sexual Violence Research Initiative Grant and the SVRI and World Bank Group Development Marketplace Awards

Sexual Violence Research Initiative. (2017). Brief: Promoting innovation in gender based violence prevention – Supporting research through the Sexual Violence Research Initiative Grant and the SVRI and World Bank Group Development Marketplace Awards. Pretoria: SVRI. Abstract To increase the evidence…

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Potential pathways to prevention: Understanding the intersections of violence against women and children in the family

Raising Voices. (2017). Learning from Practice Series, No. 7: Research Perspectives – Potential pathways to prevention: Understanding the intersections of violence against women and children in the family. Kampala, Uganda: Raising Voices. Abstract Raising Voices is a feminist organization that…

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Living Peace in Democratic Republic of the Congo – An impact evaluation of an intervention with male partners of women survivors of conflict-related rape and intimate partner violence

Tankink, M., & Slegh, H. (2017). Living Peace in Democratic Republic of the Congo – An impact evaluation of an intervention with male partners of women survivors of conflict-related rape and intimate partner violence. Washington, DC: Promundo. Abstract This report…

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Preventing risky behaviours among young adolescents in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo: A qualitative study

Kohli, A., Remy, M.M., Binkurhorhwa, A.K., Mitima, C.M., Mirindi, A.B., Mwinja, N.B., Banyewesize, J.H., Ntakwinja, G.M., Perrin, N.A., & Glass, N. (2017). Preventing risky behaviours among young adolescents in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo: A qualitative study. Global Public Health…

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Does keeping adolescent girls in school protect against sexual violence? quasi-experimental evidence from East and Southern Africa

Palermo, T., & Mills, M. (2017). Innocenti Research Brief 2017-01. Does keeping adolescent girls in school protect against sexual violence? quasi-experimental evidence from East and Southern Africa. Florence, Italy: UNICEF Office of Research – Innocenti. Abstract This study uses quasi-experimental…

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Does keeping adolescent girls in school protect against sexual violence? quasi-experimental evidence from East and Southern Africa

Behrman, J.A., Peterman, A, & Palermo, T. (2017). Does keeping adolescent girls in school protect against sexual violence? quasi-experimental evidence from East and Southern Africa. Journal of Adolescent Health. 60(184), e190. Abstract This study used quasiexperimental methods to explore the…

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Evidence Brief 3: Faith communities are key actors in empowering and protecting girls and addressing gender-based violence

Stawski, H., O’Sullivan, V., Dartnall, E., el Feki, S., Arango, D., & Karam, A. (2016). Evidence Brief 3: Faith communities are key actors in empowering and protecting girls and addressing gender-based violence. JLIF&LC. Abstract Faith communities are key actors in…

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The role of faith based organisations in preventing and responding to sexual, intimate partner and gender-based violence in conflict settings: A modified critical interpretive synthesis

Magner, K., Desrosiers, J.E., Blunt, I., Hawken, T., & Brick, E. (2015). The role of faith based organisations in preventing and responding to sexual, intimate partner and gender-based violence in conflict settings: A modified critical interpretive synthesis. University of Otago…

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South African Crime Quarterly 51

ISS. (2015). South African Crime Quarterly 51. Pretoria: ISS. Abstract Violence prevention generally falls into three categories: primary, secondary and tertiary. Simply put, primary prevention of violence includes programmes that aim to prevent violence before someone is harmed, while secondary…

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Briefing paper: Rape perpetration. A review

Jewkes R. (2012). Briefing paper: Rape perpetration. A review. Pretoria: SVRI. Abstract This briefing paper summarises the key issues drawn from a larger review on rape perpetration including research on risk factors for sexual violence perpetration, the methodologies used to…

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Brief: Promoting innovation in gender based violence prevention – Supporting research through the Sexual Violence Research Initiative Grant and the SVRI and World Bank Group Development Marketplace Awards

Potential pathways to prevention: Understanding the intersections of violence against women and children in the family

Living Peace in Democratic Republic of the Congo – An impact evaluation of an intervention with male partners of women survivors of conflict-related rape and intimate partner violence

Preventing risky behaviours among young adolescents in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo: A qualitative study

Does keeping adolescent girls in school protect against sexual violence? quasi-experimental evidence from East and Southern Africa

Does keeping adolescent girls in school protect against sexual violence? quasi-experimental evidence from East and Southern Africa

Evidence Brief 3: Faith communities are key actors in empowering and protecting girls and addressing gender-based violence

The role of faith based organisations in preventing and responding to sexual, intimate partner and gender-based violence in conflict settings: A modified critical interpretive synthesis

South African Crime Quarterly 51

Briefing paper: Rape perpetration. A review

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