Protocol - Which interventions, that have sought to increase girls' and young women's access to assets in low-income and fragile state settings, have been effective? A systematic review of the evidence.

Protocol for a systematic review on access to economic assets for girls and young women in developing countries

From:
Department for International Development
Published
1 January 2010
Document Type:
Protocol
Theme:
Economic Growth and Social Change
Authors:
Dickson, K., Bangpan, M. and Armes, D.

Abstract

This is the protocol for a systematic review which aims to identify interventions which address and attempt to overcome the barriers faced by girls and young women, in low income and fragile states, by providing them with opportunities to increase their access to economic assets. In particular, it will look at which interventions have been effective and the process of delivering those interventions which contributes to their effectiveness. The protocol provides background information and details of the methods to be used.

Citation

EPPI-Centre, University of London, London, UK, 36 pp.

Protocol - Which interventions, that have sought to increase girls’ and young women’s access to assets in low-income and fragile state settings, have been effective? A systematic review of the evidence.

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