This technical report describes the situation of adolescents according to a baseline assessment conducted in selected villages in India. The objectives of the assessment were to explore the attitudes, practices, and behaviors of adolescent girls, their adolescent brothers and if married, their husbands, with regard to sexual and reproductive matters, including HIV; their perspectives on adolescent girls’ and boys’ vulnerability to HIV and ways in which it can be mitigated; and the perspectives of parents and other critical adults in the community on the vulnerability of adolescent girls and boys to HIV. Results will be used to: (1) enhance adolescent girls’ knowledge about sexual and reproductive matters and equip them with skills that enab...
Comprising one-fifth of India's population, adolescents are a significant demographic transitioning ...
INTRODUCTION : Adolescents constitute about 21 percent of the total population1 and Their health i...
Despite government commitment to universal secondary education in India, few adolescents transition ...
This report details findings from an assessment of the Meri Life Meri Choice (MLMC) project in India...
Background: Since adolescent girls comprise a major reproductive age group, their role is critical i...
Despite the centrality of family in Indian society, relatively little is known about family-based co...
Several national policies and programs formulated since 2000 have underscored India’s commitment to ...
The Population Council’s Frontiers in Reproductive Health (FRONTIERS) program and Policy Research Di...
This report is the result of a collaborative project undertaken by Prerana and the Population Counci...
There is a recognition in India’s policies and programs of the need to actively engage parents in en...
Although a wide variety of livelihood programs for adult women exist in India, they rarely include a...
This paper presents an overview of key policies and government programmes intended to reduce HIV vul...
The Population Council undertook a large-scale study of married young women and men in two rural set...
BACKGROUND: India is home to 243 million adolescents. Two million (9%) of them belong to Scheduled T...
While all adolescents in India face a rapidly changing economic environment, girls’ life choices are...
Comprising one-fifth of India's population, adolescents are a significant demographic transitioning ...
INTRODUCTION : Adolescents constitute about 21 percent of the total population1 and Their health i...
Despite government commitment to universal secondary education in India, few adolescents transition ...
This report details findings from an assessment of the Meri Life Meri Choice (MLMC) project in India...
Background: Since adolescent girls comprise a major reproductive age group, their role is critical i...
Despite the centrality of family in Indian society, relatively little is known about family-based co...
Several national policies and programs formulated since 2000 have underscored India’s commitment to ...
The Population Council’s Frontiers in Reproductive Health (FRONTIERS) program and Policy Research Di...
This report is the result of a collaborative project undertaken by Prerana and the Population Counci...
There is a recognition in India’s policies and programs of the need to actively engage parents in en...
Although a wide variety of livelihood programs for adult women exist in India, they rarely include a...
This paper presents an overview of key policies and government programmes intended to reduce HIV vul...
The Population Council undertook a large-scale study of married young women and men in two rural set...
BACKGROUND: India is home to 243 million adolescents. Two million (9%) of them belong to Scheduled T...
While all adolescents in India face a rapidly changing economic environment, girls’ life choices are...
Comprising one-fifth of India's population, adolescents are a significant demographic transitioning ...
INTRODUCTION : Adolescents constitute about 21 percent of the total population1 and Their health i...
Despite government commitment to universal secondary education in India, few adolescents transition ...