African Journal of Curriculum, Pedagogy and Teacher Development | 05 October 2012
Community Engagement in Adolescent Sexual Violence Prevention Programmes: A Theoretical Framework for Rural Ethiopian Communities
M, u, l, u, G, e, b, r, u, ,, K, a, s, s, a, A, b, r, a, h, a
Abstract
Adolescent sexual violence prevention programmes in rural Ethiopian communities are essential to address high rates of gender-based violence and promote health and well-being among adolescents. Not applicable A theoretical framework for engaging rural Ethiopian communities effectively in adolescent sexual violence prevention programmes is proposed based on existing evidence and best practices. Programme developers should prioritise community-level interventions that incorporate educational workshops, support groups, and policy advocacy to foster sustainable behavioural change.