Sharath Srinivasan Director. Religion can be both a barrier and a path to change. November Stressing negative health impacts as path to positive change. Gendered access to education 1. Positive narratives of female education vary by geography.
Central Somalia, October Method 2. People behave and expect others to behave in a way consistent with their beliefs. Cambridge: University of Cambridge. Limits of the Approach 2. Hemer and T. Tufte eds. These biases are reported in the results section. Yes or No? SMS Q4. Please explain your answer. SMS Q5. Asked only to participants who said they live in a village. Figures are given for percentage of population over 10 years old, thus comparable to radio participants. The data was categorised accordingly, as presented in the coding frames below.
Immediate health impacts. FGM is better. Cultural Practice. Child marriage 3. From these, we developed the coding frames below.
Beliefs that support child marriage However this was often said to be at an age below eighteen. Beliefs that do not support child marriage Religion is a key constituent of norms that support child marriage. Beliefs around child marriage vary with age a. Girls' access to education 3. This remained the case when age and gender were accounted for. The ratio is boys and 50 girls. Juvenile justice 3. According to Islamic law, years old are adults They should be treated according to Islamic law.
This might be accomplished through radio drama and community theatre. Child Marriage 1. Juvenile justice 1. Introduction 8 1. Method 12 2. Theoretical framework 12 2. Limits of the Approach 13 2. Research design 14 2. Approach to data analysis 16 3. Participants 17 3. Child marriage 34 3. SMS Q2. If so which type? SMS Q3. Cultural tradition It's our culture 5.
