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Stopping the Violence Before it Starts: Reducing Violence Against Women in Bangladesh

This policy brief documents lessons learned and good practices of P4P's violence prevention programme in Bangladesh. The report outlines key achievements and provides recommendations for replicating the results of the intervention. 

Date: 
February 2018
Category: 
Policy

Country: 

  • Bangladesh

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