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The problem
Intervention: Conditional cash transfer scheme providing financial support to adolescent girls on condition of remaining unmarried and continuing education until age 18
Who it was tested with: Adolescent girls in West Bengal, India.
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"The program financially supports adolescent girls to remain unmarried and continue their studies until at least eighteen years of age. The findings indicate that the scheme has significantly reduced child marriage, decreased dropout rates, and strengthened girls' access to higher education." This demonstrates a conditional cash transfer intervention with measurable outcomes on child marriage prevention and education access, evaluated across multiple studies.
This is a review synthesizing multiple studies rather than reporting on a single study design; specific quantitative outcomes and methodological rigor of individual studies are not detailed in this abstract.
Across countries and designs
1 study · 1 country
